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Bring your bike to the party on the prom

To celebrate the third anniversary of cycling on Morecambe promenade, Lancaster City Council’s Cycling Demonstration Town team are organising a party.

‘Party on the Prom’ is a family fun day taking place on Sunday 9 May next to the Dome from 11am.

There will be lots to see and do for all ages so bring along your bikes, trikes, tandems and scooters and join in the fun.

A trials display team will wow the crowds with amazing bike stunts and tricks. Go head to head with friends and family to make a pedal powered smoothie and see if you can get the fastest time in the virtual bike race.

Dr Bike will be on hand to administer some first aid to any ailing bikes. The police will also be offering security advice and post coding. Information and advice will also be available from the Cycling Demonstration Town team

There is also the opportunity to take part in ‘Get Cycling’ bike tryouts or why not have a go at pedal powered Scalextric! Visit the big yellow DHL truck for advice on interaction between cyclists and HGVs. That’s not all, there will be lots more activities especially for children including a treasure hunt

In April 2007, ancient byelaws prohibiting cycling along the length of the promenade were lifted, opening up an additional five miles of off-road cycling with stunning views and a link to the district-wide cycle network. During last year alone, around 90,000 cycle trips took place along Morecambe promenade.

For more information about the party visit www.celebratingcycling.org or contact the council’s Cycling Demonstration Town Team on 01524 582392 or by email to celebratingcycling@lancaster.gov.uk.

Don't forget to pick up your free copy of the council's Rides and Events 2010 brochure from town halls and visitor information centres at Lancaster and Morecambe. Alternatively, you can download a copy from the website.

Date Published: 28/04/10

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