CM Email List Keep up to speed with all the CM and bike related events in Seattle via your email: To subscribe to the Seattle CM announcement list, send an email to criticalmass-request@scrimass.org with a subject line of "subscribe to criticalmass list". To unsubscribe send an email to criticalmass-request@scrimass.org with a subject line of "remove from criticalmass list". To post an announcement to the list, send an email to criticalmass@scrimass.org CM Message Board: have a question about critical mass?  hope to contact someone you met at the last one? maybe have a suggestion about the next one?  here's where you do it. >message board Flyers: tell your friends, coworkers, family, or complete strangers about critical mass!  we have flyers to print and plaster up or leave on fellow cyclists' bikes. >share the love		Photo Archives send us an email with the links to your photos and which ride they were taken on and we will get them linked up for everyone to see. >March 08 (METROdigital.com) >Feb 08 (METROdigital.com) >April 07 (METROdigital.com) >June 05 (METROdigital.com) >May 05 (METROdigital.com) >April 05 (METROdigital.com) >March 05 (METROdigital.com) >March 05 (Leslie De Lorenzo) >Feb 05 (METROdigital.com) >Feb 05 (Derrickito) >Feb 05 (Michael Hanscom) >Jan 05 (METROdigital.com) >Jan 05 (Derrickito) >Dec 04 (METROdigital.com) >Oct 04 (METROdigital.com) >Oct 04 (Jake Ryder) >Oct 04 (Derrickito) >Sept 04 (Jake Ryder) >Aug 04 >Aug 04 (Derrickito) >July 04 (Derrickito) >May 04 (Derrickito) >April 04 (METROdigital.com)
Related CM Links: >Seattle Bikes Livejournal Community >Critical Mass history lesson >old Seattle Critical Mass site >critical-mass.org >criticalmassrides.info		Related Links! >Seattle DIY > Washington Bike Lawyer (Civil Cases) >Point 83
What & Why: on the last friday of every month in over 100 cities around the world cyclists congregate together to ride in demonstration and in celebration.  critical mass has no leaders and no set agenda and people come together to ride for many different reasons. just a few of those reasons are... to assert cyclists right to the road, to promote bikes as a fun, healthy, viable alternative to cars, to build a greater sense of community, to get more folks on bikes, or simply to celebrate bike love and ride in solidarity with other like minded individuals and have some fun! overall the ride is what you make it!