Let's Hear it for the Bicycle

It's that time of year again.

Time to dust off your 10-speeds (or, just pull them out of the garage as you do almost every day), strap on your helmets and join Bike and Walk Morristown for its second-annual "Bike-o-Rama," a celebration of bikes (and, this year, walking), which started on Sunday with the

If you missed it, don't worry–there's a whole week of activities for your two-wheeled-loving heart to enjoy:

1. The event that kicked off , Meatless Monday is exactly what it sounds like: a ride to a place to get some delicious veggie chow. This year, as last, will begin at , with a ride into Morris Plains to the always fantastic Carmel Haifa (which serves meat, too, for those who absolutely must get their carne). This ride leaves at 6:30 p.m.
2. We . And, while the sound system, pumping out some classic sock-hop inspired tunes, was a bit underpowered the last time out, Bike and Walk Morristown founder Kendra Arnold promises it to be booming this time around. Right, Kendra? Meet at at 6 p.m.
3. Something's changed since last year's "Bike-o-Rama." That's the inclusion of another fun and fit form of transportation, that only requires your feet. Meet at at 6 p.m., and head up to Fort Nonsense.
4. Do some of the more intimidating ascents in Morristown have you going "hill-no!" yourself? Then join the "Bike-o-Rama" group at the Puddingstone Bench on the Green at 6 p.m. as they take on a few of the ups and downs, twists and turns around town. It'll all be worth it ... there's a frozen treat stop at the end of the ride.
5. In conjunction with the monthly Community Bike Ride (beginning from the parking lot at 6:30 p.m.), riders will conclude at the for a Bike-in Movie Night. What a way to end the week.