- We need help planning! We need three people to help us in a role that won’t take up too much of your time, but is crucial for our success. Plus, it makes a great line on a resume.
- Publicity chair – help us get the word out and coordinate flyers and social media posts.
- Registration table captain – be the point person for volunteers arriving to help with registration on the day.
- Food table captain – be the point person for food and volunteers, helping to organize & distribute food on the day.
- We need help on the actual day! This is a great opportunity to become involved in the Bicycle Club. Please let me know if you can help on that day (anytime between 6:00 and 10:00 am).
- We need help with various tasks that need to get done ahead of the day. The publicity chair will need help spreading the word. Or, perhaps you aren’t able to volunteer on the actual day, but you can help us contact vendors for prize donations, or other small tasks that need to get done. Many hands make light work, and each individual task you can help with, helps to make BTWD a success.
The first organizational meeting will be announced soon.
We would like to thank the generous donors listed below for participant Raffle Prizes:
BTWD is a great time -- come and celebrate bicycle commuting with Dr. Collins and your Bicycle Club and other NIH colleagues this year!
The bicycle commuter club provides an interactive forum for NIH cyclists, contributes to NIH-wide events and provides a voice to various NIH offices representing our bicycle commuting interests.
A taste of the Celebration - See a collection of BTW videos below
Over 155 intrepid bicycle commuters arrived and signed-in at the BTWD pit stop this morning. We appreciate the generous contributions of the Pit Stop sponsors, Hudson Trail Outfitters, Proteus Bicycles, Giant Foods and Upper Crust Bakery. Our thanks also go to the Division of Amenities and Transportation Services that provided the indispensable infrastructure for Bike to Work Day.Joe Cox of NIH-DATS was awarded the Carl Henn statue for promoting and furthering the safety of bicycle commuters on the NIH campus.
Close Call Database
A new resource for bicyclists. This community-fed database lists details of negative to dangerous encounters with other vehicle operators. The idea is to become informed about bicycle commuting realities to help make every ride a safer one. Check out http://closecalldatabase.com/ .
- 1. 26 x 1.25 -1.75
- 2. 27 x 1 1/8 – 1 ¼ (700 X 28C – 32C)
- 3. 700 x 18C -23C