OSU Back 2 School Commuter Cyclists' Pit Stop

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When: Friday September 21 10am - 6pm
Where: 15th and High Street
More info: meredith.a.joy (at) gmail.com

Participating groups

Commuter Cycling Club @ OSU
OSU Cycling Club
B1 Bicycles
Third Hand Bicycle Co-op
Restoration Bicycle
City of Columbus & MORPC
COBAC / Pedal Instead
OSU Police Bug-a-Bike
COTA Bike 'n Bus
The Piano Peddler - pianopeddler.com

And more...

Free tune-ups, lessons, bike registration, info, music and art, sales.

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