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Wine, cheese and bicycles

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The lovely Frocks on Bikes will be hosting a Try My Bike evening in Auckland next week.

Beautiful bicycles of every colour, shape and design for commuting, recreation and fun will be on display and to try out over a glass of wine and cheese platters.

Date: Wednesday, 10 March 2010
Time: 6–7.30pm
Venue:
The Lake House Arts Centre, 37 Fred Thomas Drive, Barry’s Point Reserve, Takapuna (map)
RSVP (essential!): Email Debbie Lang or phone 09 486-8600

It will be a fun, relaxed evening for everyone from bike novices to the experienced riders.

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