Give to Streetsblog and You Could Win a Planet Bike Commuter Pack
Thanks to everyone who's stepped up and chipped in for our spring pledge drive. Your donations are helping us keep the lights on at Streetsblog and Streetfilms so we can deliver high-quality reporting, commentary, and videos covering the movement for safe streets, effective transit, and livable cities.
So now May is upon us, it's Bike Month, and we've got 31 days to hit our target of $30,000. Five readers won subscriptions to "Yes!" magazine in our first round of prize-giving, and thanks to the generous folks at Planet Bike, we have some fantastic accoutrements to give away to three lucky donors. Each package includes:
- SuperFlash taillight and Blaze 1-watt headlight
- K.O.K.O. Rack - tubular aluminum rear rack
- Fenders of your choice
- Protege 5.0 five-function computer
- BRT Strap - LED safety Light
- Planet Bike socks
- Courtesy bell, brass
Here's most of the package in one place (note: not to scale)...
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Happy Bike Month everyone. Thanks for reading and supporting Streetsblog.
-- Ben
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