NEW YORK, NY-- Bike
and Roll New York City will provide free one-hour bike rides
to anyone visiting Governors Island on Memorial Day between
10 a.m. and 7 p.m. More than 25 Bike and Roll employees
will be on hand at their two locations, Colonels Row/Castle
Williams and Nolan Park/Pershing Hall, to greet riders with
bikes and necessary safety equipment, including bells and
helmets.
"Free Bike Mondays is one of our favorite ways to give back
to the City of New York," said Chris Wogas, President of
Bike and Roll New York City. "Making our fleet of bikes
available to anyone who wants one in such a beautiful
location is extremely gratifying."
Governors Island is accessible via free ferry service from
the Battery Maritime Building in Manhattan and Brooklyn
Bridge Park Pier 6 in Brooklyn Heights between 10 a.m. and 7
p.m. Bike and Roll New York City will host another "Free
Bike Monday" on Labor Day, Monday September 3rd.
Bike and Roll New York City has more than 2,000 bikes at
nine locations around the city, including Pier 84, Governors
Island, Central Park at Columbus Circle and Tavern on the
Green, Battery Park, Riverside Park, West Harlem Piers Park,
East River Park and Brooklyn Bridge Park. The organization
offers a fun and affordable means of transportation, as well
as guided and independent bike tours around the city that
accommodate all ages and different skill levels.
Bike and Roll New York City is also a proud sponsor of
the Governors Island Alliance's annual gala on Tuesday,
June 12th. For more information on available tours and
rentals, please visit
Bike and Roll's website.
About Bike and Roll
Bike and Roll is America's leading bicycle rental and
tour company, offering more than 30 bike rides and tours
nationwide with an array of bicycles for rent to
accommodate all ages and different skill levels.
Operating
in NYC since 2004, Bike and Roll has nine locations
in Manhattan and Brooklyn, including Pier 84,
Governors Island, Central Park at Columbus Circle
and Tavern on the Green, Battery Park, Riverside
Park, West Harlem Piers Park, East River Park and
Brooklyn Bridge Park.