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Map: All The Free Stuff For Bike To Work Day Tomorrow
Since you're already planning to save gas money tomorrow for Bike To Work Day (you are, right?), you can use this sweet map to find all of the free stuff along your route.
We're right in the middle of Bike Week LA and Metro's The Source blog has put together a handy map showing where you can get discounts and freebies on food, check out bike-in movies and tune up your bike, all over Los Angeles.
There are tons of pit stops marked by yellow tags on the map where you grab free snacks and coffee, meet up with fellow bike commuters, use bike pumps and tools, and receive cycling gear discounts and giveaways. Also, look for blue tags indicating where the bike-in movie screenings are taking place in the evening, and red tags where you can show your valid TAP card to get discounts at stores, restaurants and museums. You'll also see a few green tags at locations where you can say a secret password and get even more awesome deals.
Many of the deals and pitstops are available throughout Bike Week LA, just be sure to check the specifics on the map.
Some of our favorite Bike Week LA deals from the map include:
15% off your bill at Bow & Truss in North HollywoodNow, get on your bikes and ride!
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