EBC Meetings and Programs |
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EBC meets at 7:30 PM on the third Tuesday of every month in the
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Ecology Center at the Ladd Arboretum, McCormick and Bridge Streets, Evanston
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2/19 - 7:30pm
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Electric Scooters by Maggie Melin
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The Chicago area has not yet permitted scooter companies to start ride-sharing services that are available in other cities. Proponents say that electric scooters could be useful for trips to and from transit and to fill the gap in options for short-hop trips and could help more households do without a car although there are critics. Leading a discussion of the pros and cons and what we might expect in micro-mobility transportation options will be Maggie Melin, an Advocacy Manager at the Active Transportation Alliance, an advocacy group for bikes, pedestrians, and transit. |
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3/19 - 7:30pm
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Let’s go that way! Planning a Self-supported Bike Tour by Robb Geiger and Peter Glaser |
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Is there a place you’ve always wanted to explore by bike but didn’t know how to plan the trip? Can you really just step off a plane, train, or automobile with your bicycle and start riding? EBC club members Robb Geiger and Peter Glaser will share their experience in planning a self-supported bike tour. They’ll cover the essentials: route planning resources, equipment, finding places to stay and eat, navigation, and more. |
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4/16 - 7:30pm |
Bring your Bike With You: Car Racks Demystified by William Wakefield
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At some point everyone wants to go on a bike ride a distance from your front door and that is where a car rack becomes a useful utility.From roof, trunk, hitch, spare tire, and truck, which rack is the right one to get you around with your bike? What are the cost and installation considerations? William Wakefield, Store Manager at Rack Attack in Skokie will share tips for selecting and installing the best rack for you, your bike, and your car.
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Eat Before We Meet |
Both members and guests are invited to join club members for an informal dinner before club meetings at 6:00 PM at Dengeos, located on the southwest corner of Main and McCormick. |