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Critical Mass Topeka is a group of cyclists that flock to the streets once a month to promote cycling rights on the road. Ride with CMT to promote bicycle awareness on the roads, promote going green, just for exercise, or just to meet cool people and have fun.

Critical Mass Topeka has a standing open invitation for anyone to show up with their bikes and take to the streets in the masses. Anyone and everyone is encouraged to join, even those who don't know how to ride a bike. CMT rides the last Friday of the month at 6 p.m., from the Boobie Trap Bar, 1417 SW 6th Ave., Topeka, KS 66606

Web Site: criticalmasstopeka.wordpress.com
Location: Topeka, KS


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Cars Kill Cities 01-26-2012
Reblogged from Progressive Transit: OK, I’m finally getting a chance to make another post.  I have temporarily relocated to Mountain View, CA and have been up to my eyeballs in work, both ‘real’ work and research work.  It’s nice to get back to […]
Beer Party 12-03-2010
Beer party, Dec 5, 2011!!!!
Also check out this drink 12-03-2010
Vin Chaud. They do it in France.
There’s another event this week, too 12-03-2010
It’s called Decembeard.
It’s the jam 12-03-2010
Let’s hang out this December
Night time party 12-03-2010
Join us for a night time party, long after the day time party!
Day time party 12-03-2010
Join us for a day time party
There’s bike stuff going on 01-29-2010
I haven’t been maintaining this blog well. That’s for a few reasons: I’m busy. Biketopeka.com is a better resource (I post there, too) We use Facebook to communicate about rides. Join the group! Also, check out the Topeka Community Cycle Project.
War on Cycling in Philly 12-02-2009
Cycling in Philadelphia has become a full-on fight.  This stands as a reminder to cyclists in Topeka to remember to be courteous to drivers and share the road.  Drivers, pedestrians, cyclists, and transit users are all in this together. The only way we’ll move forward […]
Complete Streets gets green light 11-25-2009
By Tim Hrenchir Republished from CJOnline In designing future street projects, the city staff should integrate and implement “Complete Streets” concepts targeted at making roadways safe and accessible for everyone, including bicyclists and pedestrians, the […]

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