Pick up a bicycle for free and bike to work next Wednesday!

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Traffic in is getting more annoying year after year. Part of the problem is that most Lebanese people drive cars instead of riding a bicycle or using the bus. However, you can’t blame them since the roads are not cyclist-friendly, and the public transport is neither organized nor reliable. The Chain Effect is inviting Lebanese people to bike to work on April 25 for free to experience the pros of riding a bike in ! Watch the video to see the perks of biking to work! The Chain Effect is offering free bikes and helmets for a day in case you don’t have one! Here’s what you need to do: 1) Register on

Ihjoz

2) Choose your type of ticket

  • Bike registration: if you have your own bike and want to benefit from free drinks and bites.
  • Bike shop registration: if you want to pick up your free bike rental.
  • Bike station registration: if you outside and want to park your car for free and receive a free bike at one of three Park and Ride Stations.

Participating bike shops in :

  • By Bike (Ain el Mreisseh)
  • By Bike (Manara)
  • Beirut By Bike (Waterfront)
  • Bike Generation (Tehouita)
  • Bike Zone (Hazmieh)
  • BikeTec (Achrafieh)
  • BuyCycle ()
  • Cyclosport (Gemmayzeh)
  • Pro Bike (Bourj Hammoud)
  • Proshop (Adonis)
  • Routes (Batroun)
  • The Bike Kitchen (Furn El Shebbek)
  • Tokyo Zone (Hamra)
  • Velo Route ()

Park and Ride Stations:

  • North Entrance: Facing Forum de Beyrouth
  • East Entrance: Beirut Hippodrome
  • South Entrance: Spinneys Jnah

Pick up your free coffee and snacks from Urbanista, PAUL, and Café Younes! For more information, click

here

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