Last week, Codo sent out its regular newsletter which said that residents will have access to a bike-sharing program.
Here's the description from the newsletter:
"Codo is partnering with Gung Ho Bikes to provide five bikes for Codo residents to share. As far as we know, this is the only bike share program of its kind in the region.
The brand new Specialized Globe Vienna Two urban cruisers, which come in men's and women's sizes in a variety of signature Codo colors, include clip-on market baskets, heavy gauge combination locks, front and rear lights, and bells.
Codo and Gung Ho Bikes hope to start a trend in downtown York promoting greener forms of transportation, better fitness, and an improved overall well-being for residents. This new bike share program offers Codo tenants free access to bicycles, making it easy for them to embrace greener lifestyles. Residents can use the bikes to get to work, run errands, visit local attractions like Central Market, and hit up the Rail Trail."
I don't own a bike. I can't remember the last time I was on a bike. So do you bikers out there think this will work? Are there people out there who don't own bikes but wish they had one to ride once in a while?
Here's the description from the newsletter:
"Codo is partnering with Gung Ho Bikes to provide five bikes for Codo residents to share. As far as we know, this is the only bike share program of its kind in the region.
The brand new Specialized Globe Vienna Two urban cruisers, which come in men's and women's sizes in a variety of signature Codo colors, include clip-on market baskets, heavy gauge combination locks, front and rear lights, and bells.
Codo and Gung Ho Bikes hope to start a trend in downtown York promoting greener forms of transportation, better fitness, and an improved overall well-being for residents. This new bike share program offers Codo tenants free access to bicycles, making it easy for them to embrace greener lifestyles. Residents can use the bikes to get to work, run errands, visit local attractions like Central Market, and hit up the Rail Trail."
I don't own a bike. I can't remember the last time I was on a bike. So do you bikers out there think this will work? Are there people out there who don't own bikes but wish they had one to ride once in a while?
CityRyde congratulates Codo on their bike sharing initiative.