Tag: cranksgiving 2012
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Riders haul 500 lbs of food on rainy Cranksgiving
Rain did little to stop the 40+ riders who pedaled all over the city collecting food to donate Saturday during Seattle’s third Cranksgiving. The final haul was 500 pounds of food, all hauled by bike and all donated to Rainier Valley Food Bank. Riders had a list of food items to buy, food sellers to…
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Cranksgiving Update: Starts at Gas Works Park + Afterparty at Full Tilt
The details on Seattle’s Third Annual Cranksgiving are coming together. First, the ride is November 17. Registration is at 11 a.m. Ride starts at noon (note, this is an hour later than we originally posted). Meet at Gas Works Park, end in Columbia City. Ride in teams (6 people max) or solo. Bike around town…
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Cranksgiving 2012: Want to help or sponsor Seattle’s annual bike-powered food drive & scavenger hunt?
Mark your calendars and ready your turkey costumes, Seattle’s Third Cranksgiving is November 17 (Registration at 10 a.m. Location TBD, though likely somewhere near the city center). Seattle Bike Blog will be your Cranksgiving headquarters for the third year in a row. This year we’re looking to up the fun and add new challenges. So…
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