Ladies Night at Revolution Cycles Clarendon, Wed 9/29 at 6:30pm

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    I’m excited to cordially invite you to our upcoming free Ladies’ Night in our Clarendon store this Wednesday, September 29 at 6:30pm.

    I’ll be focusing on the advocacy and safety side of things, and why we want more women to ride bikes, and Katie Knight, our GM at our Georgetown store will discuss products, gear, etc.

    In addition to free wine and snacks we’ve invited special guests (including women from WABA, FABB and ACPD), and we’ll be sharing the latest and greatest information and resources on women’s cycling. Our aim is to help reduce barriers to riding by sharing what we know about bike safety and women’s cycling advocacy as well as gear and products that are designed to keep women safe and comfortable.

    We’ll also have local friends from Lululemon, Nova Pain and Rehab Center and Sisters 3 sharing what they know about how to keep you comfortable and healthy, as well. Our food has been graciously provided by Whole Foods and did I mention the food and wine are free? And there’s a free gift for all participants, as well. I’d love for folks to RSVP directly to me so we have a good count.

    Thanks all! Pardon the shameless plug.

    Angela Koch
    Events and Advocacy Coordinator
    Revolution Cycles

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    Arlingtonrider
    Participant

    Angela,

    Thanks so much for a fun and very informative evening! I wanted to write something more descriptive for the forum but there were so many good things to talk about — the speakers, guests, information provided, how-to demonstrations, hospitality, nice gifts, etc. that I couldn’t fit them all in. I’ll leave it at this — Ladies’ Night was a great event and very worthwhile. I learned all sorts of things about cycling and women-specific cycling that I hadn’t known before, and was very impressed by the presenters and the quality of all the presentations. The event made me feel very fortunate to live in an area where there are so many women not only bicycling, but also advocating and working to make biking better, safer and more enjoyable for all. Many thanks to you, the team at Revolution Cycles, all of the participants in last night’s program, and all who attended and shared their experience for a very informative and entertaining evening. Plug away shamelessly! And by the way, with half of that full room of women raising their hands when asked if they were bike commuters, maybe a womens’ bike commuters get-together some evening might be a good idea (just a thought).

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    Tim Kelley
    Participant

    A few pictures from the event are here.

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