Norcal Bike Expo in Santa Rosa
by Carlos Perez
23 Jul 10
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Sunday, August 22nd, Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition presents the first-ever Northern California Bike Expo. The event is a bike swap with great individual and business vendors selling new and used bikes, parts, gear, clothing, and bike-related arts and crafts. AND, it’s a festival, featuring live music, performances, and fabulous food vendors. It’s in beautiful Juilliard Park in Downtown Santa Rosa from 11a.m – 4 p.m.
The Expo is the finish for the Nimble Break the Cycle Ride, a benefit for the Sonoma County YWCA and Sonoma County Bicycle Coalition.
Join us as a vendor! Whether you’re a hobbyist bike builder, a vintage parts collector, a custom bike togs tailor, a bike shop, a maker of the newest slick gear – if you’re bikey, you belong at the Northern California Bike Expo. Non-vendor exhibitors are welcome, too – it’s a great opportunity to reach your target audience, or a new audience.
It’s easy to get registered online using the form below. If you’d prefer to register by phone or by mail, please call 707-545-0153 and ask for Sandra Lupien.
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