My co-worker handed me today’s ‘CalendarLive’ section of the LA Times. He thought that an article about the Midnight Ridazz would interest me. Although I’ve never been to a Midnight Ridazz ride (I live too far east), I always hear about the great times that riders have on the ride.
Here’s an excerpt of the article:
It’s no ordinary traffic jam, of course. It’s Midnight Ridazz, the loose network of bicycle enthusiasts, rogues and hipsters who have helped foment a cultural revolution in L.A. since 2004. Along with Critical Mass — a multi-city bicycle “event” founded in San Francisco in 1992 to promote cyclists’ rights by taking the streets once a month at rush hour — Midnight Ridazz and its growing diaspora of bicycle clubs have been pushing the envelope of what it means to be traffic, to the delight and fury of residents and officials.
Source: LATimes
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