Author: Tricia Fort

Go Bike t-shirts, modelled here by Jeremy and Peter, wearing the “Regular fit” medium and large respectively and Tricia, wearing the “Lady fit” in medium, are now available to buy at:

Rig, 141 West Regent Street (city centre) and 22 Battlefield Road (southside) and

The Bike Station 65 Haugh Road

for £10, cash sales only please.  Available in Lady fit sizes medium and large, Regular sizes small, medium, large and extra large.

Get yours now and wear for the Pedal for Scotland ride on Sunday 07 September.

Go Bikers, here’s how to communicate with Go Bike and other members / supporters.

Check out our website, www.gobike.org  Information that Go Bike posts on here goes direct to our Facebook page and to our Twitter feed, @GoBikeGlasgow.

We also have a Facebook group; this is an open group where you can tell other members and supporters about bike events etc.

If you don’t wish to use Facebook then you can get in touch with other members and supporters via our yahoo e-mail group.  If you are not a member of this group then go to https://groups.yahoo.com/neo/groups/gobike-news/info and follow the instructions to join.  Once you are a member then e-mail your message to gobike-news@yahoogroups.com

To contact Go Bike, ie committee members, we have 3 e-mail addresses:

campaigns@gobike.org – for campaigns and concerns about cycling,

treasurer@gobike.org – for finance and membership queries

convenor@gobike.org – for general matters.

Dave Brennan, with Go Bike members, supporters and other cycle enthusiasts, handed the Petition to Councillor Alistair Watson (that’s him in the dress-down Friday black polo shirt and jeans), Executive Member for Sustainability and Transport on Glasgow City Council and Councillor Frank McAveety, Glasgow’s Cycling Czar, in a very busy and sunny Commonwealth Games George Square this morning.  Watch out for a report in tomorrow’s Herald.

Go Bike, and others, had a great day, despite the rain, at the CamGlen Bike Launch today