The forecast was ominous, but as soon as #ILookGoodOnAPronto kicked off, the sun came out.
17 people then set out for a scavenger hunt using only bike share bikes and public transit. It may have been Seattle’s first alleycat race where people were not allowed to use their own bikes.
Thanks everyone who joined us, and thanks to Verity Credit Union for sponsoring the event. Thanks also to Pronto Cycle Share for donating prizes and, of course, for providing the bikes.
Riders had to post photos from each stop to get credit, and below are some of my favorite photos from the event.
Our #ILookGoodOnAPronto race derailed; Atom wanted to go to see Donut Cats @ Pike Pl Market pic.twitter.com/cZkIurSvRk
— NE Seattle Greenways (@NEGreenways) November 9, 2014
Atom pretty much cheated by going off track to the Donut Cat stand, easily locking up the prize for cutest photo.
#Ilookgoodonapronto Is that a stranger ringing my bell? Gave them brunch recommendations :) good trade! pic.twitter.com/wBluIix8Py
— Robyn Kathleen Ellis (@Robynkellis) November 9, 2014
One of the challenges was to get a photo of a stranger ringing your bike bell. Because scavenger hunts are supposed to include at least some awkward interactions with strangers, right?
Sharing the @seabikeblog love #ILookGoodOnAPronto pic.twitter.com/4vQmaiCGJh
— (╯°□°)╯︵ ɹıpƎ Garcia (@edirgarcia) November 9, 2014
And, of course, no alleycat would be complete without defacing property with Seattle Bike Blog promotional materials!
#ILookGoodOnAPronto pic.twitter.com/DYWBgGps4d
— Merlin Rainwater (@merlinrain) November 9, 2014
My #ILookGoodOnPronto scavenger hunt just took a big hit. pic.twitter.com/qrsSAyhLGx
— Brock Howell (@BrockRides) November 9, 2014
Another fun thing to ride a @CyclePronto to is the @TheHootHoots show at the laser dome! #ILookGoodOnAPronto pic.twitter.com/0RrIhzPGC9
— Kelli Refer (@yogaforbikers) November 9, 2014
Awards ceremony for #ILookGoodOnAPronto scavenger hunt with @SeattleBikeBlog pic.twitter.com/dOmDsSId4o
— Demi Allen (@AllenDBI) November 9, 2014
Thanks again to everyone who joined the ride! And thanks to Pike Brewing for being awesome and reserving us space for the after party!
Below is the manifest in case you’re curious what folks had to do or in case you want to organize a bike share scavenger hunt in your town.
