April 18th by the numbers (and photos)

April 19, 2010 • Posted by: Michael McKisson

Erik Ryberg, left, rides with other participants on Fourth Avenue during the Cyclovia on April, 18, 2010.

Today was a very bikey day in Tucson. I’ve got a ton of stuff to sift through, but I wanted to get a little something on the site. Here is April 18, 2010 by the numbers:

Events covered: 4

Hours spent reporting: 11.5

Miles ridden: 45

Photos taken: 413

Videos shot: 56

People interviewed: 15

Bikes nearly purchased: 3

Check out all the galleries from yesterday’s events: Cyclovia Tucson, Gaba Bike Swap, Tucson Bike Beautiful, Urban Assault Ride

Reina Tineda is crowned the Tucson Bike Beautiful Beauty Queen.

GABA swap meet attendees try out a bike they are considering purchasing.

A rider navigates her big wheel through the 2010 Urban Assault course.

Cyclovia Tucson participants enjoy Mountain without vehicles.

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James

Cyclovia should happen way more often, except on Speedway.

James

Cyclovia should happen way more often, except on Speedway.

Tucson Velo

Seems the tracks and inexperienced rides was the biggest problem facing the Cyclovia organizers. I am working on a post about the event with a little information about that.

Tucson Velo

Seems the tracks and inexperienced rides was the biggest problem facing the Cyclovia organizers. I am working on a post about the event with a little information about that.

Pam

Coghauler, I would have guessed more. I was standing on a lift at the train depot taking photos of the Urban Assault ride start. I watched 3-4 falls making the turn into the underpass on the South end of 4th Ave. If I had had a video camera, I could have stayed there all day filming falls. Yikes, how many broken collarbones on tracks so far?