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The UNSW Bike Club’s Annual General Meeting (AGM) for 2012 will be taking place on Tuesday, 6 March at 4:30 pm in the Marsh Room of the Roundhouse. This is where we will be electing our executive team and planning our activities for the year. We’re always looking to know what our members want and we’re eager to get more people involved, so please do attend! Welcome back! It’s going to be an even more exciting year for the Bike Club. New tools, new bicycles, and best of all, new faces! Come down to our O-Week stall and help new students get riding to UNSW. Our stall will be on the Quadrangle Lawn, between the Counselling Service and the Arc Gift Shop. We’ll be handing out maps, suggesting routes to new commuters, selling safety accessories, and helping people fix their bikes. Our popular bike maintenance workshops will be returning next week. Same place, same time. Tuesdays, 12-2 on the Quad Lawn. It’s that time of year again. Join us for the perfect end to the uni year with the annual Critical Mass Harbour Bridge ride next Friday. Following the success of October’s pirate ride, UNSW Bike Club will again be running a feeder ride from UNSW. What: Critical Mass Harbour Bridge Ride The main ride will start at the Archibald Fountain in Hyde Park at 5:30 pm. As you may know, the UNSW Bike Club has been actively seeking a permanent workshop space on campus and now it is crunch time. Our final proposal is sitting on the desk of the decision maker and we need to make sure he knows how much a permanent bike space will help the UNSW cycling community. If you have ever been to one of our workshops and been happy with what you learnt or how your bike was fixed, please email Professor Fred Hilmer (vice-chancellor@unsw.edu.au) and Mr Neil Morris (edus@unsw.edu.au) and urge them to support our proposal. Anything as short as “I support the UNSW Bike Club proposal” to as long a message you feel necessary would be great. Help support the UNSW Bike Club and help us continue to help you! What better place to showcase your own signature style than on your bike? Guaranteed to appeal to crafters, craft lovers and bike-riders alike, the Powerhouse Museum is holding a set of workshops this weekend paying tribute to the exhilaration a bike ride can offer. Craft up your wheels with funky flowers, or book for artist-led workshops and create high-visibility jewellery that will keep you safe while looking sweet, plus other groovy accessories. You can even learn the Zen of bicycle maintenance. Free with museum admission ($6 for students); bookings essential. |
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