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“I am for bikes. I’m for long rides and short rides. I’m for commuting to work, weekend rides, racing, riding to school, or just a quick spin around the block. I believe that no matter how I ride, biking makes me happy and is great for my health, my community and the environment we all share. That is why I am pledging my name in support of a better future for bicycling—one that is safe and fun for everyone. By uniting my voice with a million others, I believe that we can make our world a better place to ride.”The group is hoping to garner 1 million online signatures for the pledge to send a powerful message to politicians, media, and the public that cycling is important and here to stay.

**FREE Food and Beverages**
What: Cycling Social (all disciplines invited; Tri, roadies, mtb, cyclo-cross as well as family and friends)
When: Sunday - March 28th, 2010; Ride leaves at 09:00 AM
Where: Lake Fausse Point State Park Pavillion (PV005)
Info: We will be leaving around 09:00 AM on a 10 / 40 / 58 mile route which will be marked. This will be a no drop ride with a max speed of 20mph. When we return, food and beverages will be waiting for us free of charge, courtesy of the Cajun Cyclists and CC Racing. It is $1 to get on to the park per person, so bring your dollar bills. After we are full and bloated, we will try to get a volley ball game going / Frisbee / football; so bring your family, friends, change of clothes, and lawn chairs. Please pass the word and RSVP cajuncyclists@cox.net so we know we will have enough food for everyone! It is supposed to be nice and warm this weekend! BYOB







This map shows the deadliest states (in darker blue) according to a new study.
(Map courtesy USA Today)
In 2008, 716 bicyclists were killed in crashes with cars, according to the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety. A shocking 17% of those deaths (125 people in 2008) occurred in Florida, even though the state has only 6% of the nation’s population, making it the most deadly state for both cyclists and pedestrians.
A recently released study by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration showed Florida with the most cyclist deaths followed closely by California with 109. Texas was statistically the third most deadly state for cyclists in 2008 with 53 deaths.
Vermont, South Dakota and Nebraska were the safest states, reporting no cycling fatalities. Alaska, Washington D.C., North Dakota, Rhode Island, and Wyoming all reported only one cyclist death each.
The NHTSA estimates 53,000 cyclist were injuries in collisions with vehicle during the yearlong study period in 2008.
The study also reports alcohol use by either the driver or the cyclists in a shocking 37% fatal accidents. In 23% of reported accidents, the cyclists killed had a BAC of .08 or higher.

Cycling extravaganza in West Feliciana Parish
Memorial Weekend, May 29th & 30th.
As sponsors of the Rouge Roubaix, we are trying to make West Feliciana Parish a place for people to come visit and ride!
As the flyer says, we are doing a number of events. A 36 mile road race (The Classic), a mountain bike race at “The Beast” trail in our sports park, a family ride sponsored by the Baton Rouge Advocates for Safe Streets (BRASS), and the Baton Rouge Bike Clubs Century Ride as well (25, 50, 75 & 100 miles).
It’s all about cycling.
As an added attraction for the rides/races, we are having a Festival for All on Sunday the 30th at the West Feliciana Sports Park. There will be food, music, bicycle polo, and various other fun events surrounding cycling of all kinds.
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