Franklinton CycleWorks will host a fundraising event at Hal & Al's (Examiner)

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At 7:00 PM on Thursday, February 24, Franklinton CycleWorks will host a winter fundraising event at Hal & Al's on Parsons Avenue. The evening will include music from Old Hundred, kegs of beer from the Elevator Brewing Company, and an auction of items donated by Seagull Bags, Paradise Garage, Baer Wheels, Bike the C-Bus, Foster Energy Management, Evolved Body Art, and other Columbus businesses.

Continue reading on Examiner.com: Franklinton CycleWorks will host a fundraising event at Hal & Al’s - Columbus cycling | Examiner.com http://www.examiner.com/cycling-in-columbus/franklinton-cycleworks-will-host-a-fundraising-event-at-hal-al-s#ixzz1Dr0uLo4C


Editor's note: We are hoping to get Frankenbike on the road for the event, weather pending.



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