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JOIN OUR MONTHLY RISOGRAPH MAIL CLUB! Become a monthly sustainer member at $10 or $20 a month and receive a tiny risograph print in the mail this month and for the next six months. Printed right here in Raleigh by @roundaboutriso. This month’s print is designed by our friend @justicedunne. In fact, this month’s and the next five prints will all feature unique designs by Justice, with artwork inspired by Raleigh’s greenways in celebration of their 50th anniversary this year. How it works: Go to the link in our profile, become a monthly sustainer at $10 (or more) a month, be sure to include your mailing address, and you’ll get a new print every month! Easy peasy lemon squeezy. If you’re already a member, you can also update your membership to a monthly membership plan to join the mail club! More about Roundabout Riso: Roundabout Riso is a risograph print shop run by Justice Dunne out of his home in Raleigh, NC. Justice has been offering small-run printing and custom notepad creation since 2024. Justice also hosts risograph workshops for anyone interested in creating and printing their own designs. You can learn more about the shop and sign up for a workshop over at @roundaboutriso.

Mark your calendars. The first week of October we are celebrating our greenway’s 50th birthday! More details to come. Design made by a human, and that human is @bryancouchman

“Hey, I’m going to be late. I am stuck in traffic, and LOVING every second of it!” Critical Mass last Friday had over 300 riders, making it the single largest group ride in Raleigh’s history. So, when they say Raleigh doesn’t have a bike culture, show them this. They can’t ignore us anymore! Bike Month is the best! Video from @netposer

On tonight’s Ride of Silence, we gave the 18-year-long-standing ghost bike on Nazareth Street its name. Nancy Leidy was killed while riding her bicycle by a drunk driver in 2008. Thank you to everyone who showed up tonight. Your presence means so much.

217! Happy Halloween. Stay safe out there.

‼️DID YOU KNOW‼️that becoming an Oaks and Spokes member gives you access to ride both GoRaleigh and GoTriangle buses for FREE? All members have access to Oaks and Spokes’ GoPass, which gives unlimited bus rides around Raleigh and between Raleigh, Cary, Wake Forest, Chapel Hill, and Durham. An Oaks and Spokes membership is only $25 a year, basically the cost of takeout for one dinner nowadays. It supports our work, provides insurance coverage while attending our events and rides, strengthens our advocacy impact, and gives you a say in the organization’s future as well. It is an easy way to get more involved. So the next time you pass a gas station and say, “DANG! THE PRICE WENT UP AGAIN?” consider becoming a member. Sure, not everyone can bike, commute, or walk to work. But taking the bus, or taking the bus with your bike, can make car-free commuting much more possible. Membership linked in profile.

It’s back to school! Help us raise $10,000 to reach 500 more kids before the end of the year! So far in 2026, we’ve directly served more than 540 kids through our Safe Routes to School programming. A big part of that work is bringing All Kids Bike balance bike fleets and bike education curriculum to Raleigh elementary schools, with the majority going to Title I schools. We’re now up to 18 schools, giving more kids the opportunity to learn how to ride a bike right at school! Help us keep growing this work and reach the next 500 kids. Make a donation today (link in profile)!

How many people will you bring to Critical Mass this month? May 29th at 7 PM WE ARE TRAFFIC. Rolling from the Bell Tower on Hillsborough St. All people-powered wheels welcome! This is the original street takeover. All people and modes deserve to exist on public roads, not just the most expensive, destructive, and polluting ones.

Voters can’t believe slide #7! —————— Early voting starts today, and there is a lot on this year’s ballot for you to consider. Here is what you need to know about the City of Raleigh’s Transportation Bond.

Kidical Mass is THIS FRIDAY | 5:30 PM | from Walnut Creek Wetland Center

UPDATE (10/2): Sunday’s (10/04) 50 for 50 ride is canceled due to the forecasted rain and storms. Let’s keep celebrating the 50th anniversary of our greenways! The first week of October, the City of Raleigh, alongside Oaks and Spokes and several other organizations and community groups, will be hosting a series of events to acknowledge and celebrate our greenways’ birthday! See all events on the last slide. Outside of the events featured above, we also want to invite you to the @cityofraleighmuseum’s special greenway exhibit, “A Park With a City In It,” on Thursday, October 8th, from 5–7 PM. There will be a discussion panel featuring our own Executive Director, Jared Harber. We hope to see you out there! Branding concept and artwork made by a human, and that human is @bryancouchman

Just got a bunch more copies of our zine, “Spoke City: A Guide to Navigating Raleigh by Bicycle... or Any Way You Choose, If You Choose to Ditch Your Car.” It’s 26 pages of route planning and wayfinding resources, along with grainy film photography of life on a bike in the Raleigh area. Speaking of route planning and wayfinding, we have two upcoming Bike Commuting workshops at Dix Park’s Chapel. All attendees will get to take home a copy! TOMORROW, Thursday, 10/22 at 5:30 PM: Bike Commuting 101: Route Planning and Wayfinding Thursday, 10/29 at 5:30 PM: Bike Commuting 201: Don’t Pollute the Commute: An Intro to Riding Your Bike to Work.

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Just got a bunch more copies of our zine, “Spoke City: A Guide to Navigating Raleigh by Bicycle