The 18th annual Ride To Work Day will be held Monday, June 15.
Ride to Work is a a non-profit organization advocating and supporting the use of motorcycles and scooters for transportation, and providing information about everyday riding to the public.
Ride to Work Day helps demonstrate how these vehicles make parking easier and help traffic flow better. Studies have shown that across equal distances, commuting motorcyclists reach their destinations in less time than those using automobiles, that motorcycles and scooters consume less resources per mile than automobiles, and that they take up less space on roads. Motorcycle and scooter riders seek improved employer recognition and support for this form of transportation, and more public and government awareness of the positive value of riding.
A weaker economy is causing many commuters to turn to motorcycles and scooters to save money on transportation. These new everyday riders are finding cycles and scooters to be an economical, efficient and enjoyable way to get to work and around town. Because of the world-wide depression, this year is expected to be the largest Ride to Work Day demonstration ever, according to Ride to Work.
According to the United States Census Bureau and the Department of Transportation, over eighty million cars and light trucks are used for daily commuting on American roads, and about 200,000 motorcycles and scooters are a regular part of this mix. On Ride To Work Day, the practical side of riding becomes more visible as a larger number of America's 8,000,000 cycles are ridden to work.
Ride to Work is a a non-profit organization advocating and supporting the use of motorcycles and scooters for transportation, and providing information about everyday riding to the public.Ride to Work Day helps demonstrate how these vehicles make parking easier and help traffic flow better. Studies have shown that across equal distances, commuting motorcyclists reach their destinations in less time than those using automobiles, that motorcycles and scooters consume less resources per mile than automobiles, and that they take up less space on roads. Motorcycle and scooter riders seek improved employer recognition and support for this form of transportation, and more public and government awareness of the positive value of riding.
A weaker economy is causing many commuters to turn to motorcycles and scooters to save money on transportation. These new everyday riders are finding cycles and scooters to be an economical, efficient and enjoyable way to get to work and around town. Because of the world-wide depression, this year is expected to be the largest Ride to Work Day demonstration ever, according to Ride to Work.
According to the United States Census Bureau and the Department of Transportation, over eighty million cars and light trucks are used for daily commuting on American roads, and about 200,000 motorcycles and scooters are a regular part of this mix. On Ride To Work Day, the practical side of riding becomes more visible as a larger number of America's 8,000,000 cycles are ridden to work.
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Published by Rex Brown
on Friday, May 29, 2009 at
7:21 PM. 
..and all over Oklahoma!
'Tis the season for bike nights- and the schedule is really heating up! Scroll down for a list of Oklahoma Bike Nights listed by city.
Two Wheel Oklahoma will be showing up at some of the local bike nights, shooting some video and handing out some cool swag!
We will be working with Cycle Gear and Roadhouse Motorsports, showing up at a couple different spots in Tulsa. And thanks to the Roadhouse Motorsports Girls who helped us toss out goodies to the crowd at Twin Peaks last night!
Watch for us out at Twin Peaks restaurant on Thursdays, a show that typically draws over 150 bikes every week. It's a pretty cool bike night because you see all sorts of rides- cruisers, sportbikes, even a few scooters.
On Mondays we'll head up 71st Street to Freddie's. It's quickly growing into a large event. Perfect way to kick off your week!
Below we've listed all the bike nights we could find info on. If you know about another one we invite you to post a comment and let everybody know about it. You just might see us there!
Oklahoma Bike Nights
Tulsa
Mondays-
Freddie's Frozen Custard, 71st near Mingo
Wednesdays-
Schlotzsky's, 101st & Memorial
Joe's Crab Shack, 61st & Memorial
Thursdays-
Twin Peaks, Memorial at 71st
Hooters, 61st and Memorial
Oklahoma City
Mondays-
Joe's Crab Shack, NW Expressway
Tuesdays-
Sliders
Kona Ranch Steak House
Hooters Northwest
Wednesdays-
Spinozi's
Wormy Dog Saloon
Charley's Last Stand
Thursdays-
Hooters South
Cross-Eyed Moose
Norman
Tuesdays-
Santa Fe Cattle Company, I-35
Lawton
Tuesdays-
Chele's Club, 609 S. Sheridan
Guthrie
Thursdays-
Rockway Bar
Chickasha
Tuesdays-
Eduardo's
Did we miss one?
Let us know!

Two Wheel Oklahoma will be showing up at some of the local bike nights, shooting some video and handing out some cool swag!
We will be working with Cycle Gear and Roadhouse Motorsports, showing up at a couple different spots in Tulsa. And thanks to the Roadhouse Motorsports Girls who helped us toss out goodies to the crowd at Twin Peaks last night!
Watch for us out at Twin Peaks restaurant on Thursdays, a show that typically draws over 150 bikes every week. It's a pretty cool bike night because you see all sorts of rides- cruisers, sportbikes, even a few scooters.On Mondays we'll head up 71st Street to Freddie's. It's quickly growing into a large event. Perfect way to kick off your week!
Below we've listed all the bike nights we could find info on. If you know about another one we invite you to post a comment and let everybody know about it. You just might see us there!
Oklahoma Bike NightsTulsa
Mondays-
Freddie's Frozen Custard, 71st near Mingo
Wednesdays-
Schlotzsky's, 101st & Memorial
Joe's Crab Shack, 61st & Memorial
Thursdays-
Twin Peaks, Memorial at 71st
Hooters, 61st and Memorial
Oklahoma City
Mondays-
Joe's Crab Shack, NW Expressway
Tuesdays-
Sliders
Kona Ranch Steak House
Hooters Northwest
Wednesdays-
Spinozi's
Wormy Dog Saloon
Charley's Last Stand
Thursdays-
Hooters South
Cross-Eyed Moose
Norman
Tuesdays-
Santa Fe Cattle Company, I-35
Lawton
Tuesdays-
Chele's Club, 609 S. Sheridan
Guthrie
Thursdays-
Rockway Bar
Chickasha
Tuesdays-
Eduardo's
Did we miss one?
Let us know!

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Published by B Mathison
on Friday, May 22, 2009 at
11:42 AM. 




