We've been asked to participate in the Bikes For Tots Parade next Saturday, December 6th at 2:00pm. This parade is to celebrate the accomplishments of the Bikes For Tots campaign. You can view the bikes the Coasters donated here.
The parade/ride will start at the Seneca Street Bar and Grill (3837 S Seneca) and ends at Club DebRicks on South Broadway (approx 2 miles). Meet at 1:30pm at the Seneca Street Bar and Grill. Drinks and free food will be available at Club DebRicks after the parade.

Rules so far...
Photos must be taken at a Coasters ride or event. i.e. Pub Pedal, Art Of The Bike, Bike Fest etc...
Photos must include at least one bicycle.
2 categories: Still and Action. See definitions below.
One submission per category.
Old and/or recent photos may be submitted.
Photos will need to be taken in or converted to digital format in order to be displayed on the web site.
Deadline for submitting entries is December 31st.
Voting will begin sometime after that.
Method for determining the winner will be decided and announced later.
Prize (if there is one) will be determined and announced later.
Anyone is welcome to enter. You don't have to be a Coaster.
By submitting a photo you agree to allow the Coasters website to permanently display the submitted photo(s).

Categories...
Still: a bike or bikes on display. May also include a person. Must be taken at a ride or event. i.e. no photo of your bike at home.
Action: must include both a bike and person in the photo. i.e. riding bike, working on bike, setting up show, bicycle limbo etc...

Send photos via e-mail here

Thank you everyone for your generous contributions to the Bikes For Tots fund! We will be donating these 2 bicycles, plus a lock for each.

May these gifts from us start a life long love of bicycles for their recipients.

From www.wichitagov.org

"The Midtown bike path will run more than one mile, from the intersection of Central and Wichita Streets, north along Wichita Street to 9th Street, and then northeast in the former Union Pacific Railroad Corridor to 15th near Broadway. The $1.35 million project will provide a 10-foot wide bicycle path with decorative entrance arches at both 8th and 15th Streets, and a plaza with clock tower and drinking fountain in Otis Park at 13th and Market. More than 300 trees and shrubs will be planted along the path. Minor storm sewer work will also occur at various points along the path."

Read more here.