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Cyclists on the Streets of Sarajevo again on May 8: We are part of the Traffic too!

Published: May 6, 2015
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biciklisti2Cyclists will gather again on the streets of Sarajevo on 8th of May in the action “Critical Mass” to draw attention that they are part of the traffic too.

Cyclists will gather in front of the Sarajevo City Center around 6 p.m. and departure is planned for 6:30 p.m.

From the cycling club “TREK Team Sarajevo” which organized “Critical mass” Sarajevo, have reminded that during maintenance of “Critical Mass” in Belgrade and Novi Sad more than 1,000 cyclists were gathered, in Szeged there were more than 3,000 and in Budapest more than 10,000 cyclists went to the streets.

The first ‘’Critical mass’’ was held on the end of the April this year in Sarajevo.

 

(Source: nap.ba)

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