ED's Cycle Co-op Rainbow Ride Bishopbriggs.
On Saturday, 28th May, over 100 pupils, parents and staff from the seven Cycle Friendly Primary Schools in Bishopbriggs created a mass cycle procession, each wearing a coloured waterproof poncho, the Rainbow Ride. The Bishopbriggs Gala Queen and Princesses travelled in a Velo taxi and Rickshaw along the route from Bishopbriggs Library to the Fort Theatre.
The ride was part of the Bishopbriggs Gala in association with the Thomas Muir Festival. At the conclusion of the ride, the Bishopbriggs Youth BMX Club put on a demonstration of their skillful riding.
There are a heap more photos on our flickr site.
There were a whole range of bikes, from rickshaws, hand crank bikes, cargo bikes and many more.
Today (Thur. 19th May 2011), Bishopbriggs become the first town in Scotland,
where all the primary schools have made the grade for Cycling Scotland’s Cycle
Friendly School Award. To celebrate, Christopher Eastwood (aka Katman) soared
over Michael McLauglin, Head Teacher of St. Matthew’s Primary School, which was
the first to achieve the award just under
where all the primary schools have made the grade for Cycling Scotland’s Cycle
Friendly School Award. To celebrate, Christopher Eastwood (aka Katman) soared
over Michael McLauglin, Head Teacher of St. Matthew’s Primary School, which was
the first to achieve the award just under
