Double lookout for extra bikers tomorrow.
Tomorrow is the 34th annual Bike to Work Day,
and you'll see thousands of cyclists out there swapping their
four wheels for two,
including Denver Sevens Jeff Anastasio,
who shares what you can expect.
Well, every morning this is my routine,
checking two things. Is my bike ready and am I
ready?
Helmet, sunscreen, brakes, lights. What makes Bike to Work Day
so beautiful is that it can show you commuting on
two wheels or running a few errands,
even on those crazy Colorado weather days can be doable
for many and enjoyable for most.
I think the energy is just contagious.
Nisha Moshe Gundam loves her bike and her job at
Way to Go,
part of Denver Regional Council of Governments,
is to share the benefits of riding with others.
Just to socialize with people who are supportive of biking,
encouraging people to swap their car and ride to work.
She says around 20,000 riders will be out there.
Be sure to go online and pledge to ride for
a shot at some cool prices,
including a free Turn E Bike headphones.
Kinds of things that help people have a more enjoyable
commute.
You can plan your route on way to Go's website
a check out a map of stations to take a
break water coffee.
We will be offering breakfast burritos at the station I'm
hosting the at the Civic Center park.
Try to wear bright clothing and you might want to
pack an extra change of clothes because it's going to
be warm out there in the morning.
You're probably going to get sweaty on your way in
your Co workers.
They're probably going to thank you Jeff Anastasia Denver 7.