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Dunwoody group kicks off monthly community bike rides

The community bike rides in Dunwoody, held the second Sunday of each month, are open to everyone

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By Courtney Kueppers
March 2, 2020

With spring on the horizon, Bike Walk Dunwoody will begin hosting monthly community bike rides.

Held the second Sunday of each month, the leisurely rides are a chance to connect with other cyclists and gain confidence biking in urban areas.

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Beginning from Village Burger Dunwoody, the loop is about 4 miles and open to riders of all abilities. Note: everyone is required to wear a helmet.

The series of rides will kick off on March 8 and continue monthly through November.

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A short safety talk will take place at 3:45 p.m. and the ride will get underway around 4. Afterward, attendees are invited to stay to socialize. Village Burger will offer $1 frozen custard and $1 off draft beer.

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3:45-5 p.m., the second Sunday of each month
Village Burger Dunwoody, 1426 Dunwoody Village Parkway
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