Mini-bikes take center stage at Pro Walk/Pro Bike

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Mini-bikes were a big hit at
the conference party last night.
(Photos © J. Maus)

Last night, conference organizers put on a great party in the old South Lake Union Armory building.

The highlight of the night was the mini-bike racing. By mini-bikes, I don’t mean kids bikes like the Zoobombers ride, I mean tiny bikes with wheels the size of cookies.

As you might expect, the hard-fought competition brought out lots of shenanigans and smiles. The claim of fastest mini-biker came down to two ladies (Kat Sweet and Sarah Bronstein) that work for Seattle-based Cascade Bicycle Club. Here are a few more of my photos from the action:

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Don’t try this at home.
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Winner Kat Sweet (L) and
Sarah Bronstein.
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Ms. Bronstein in the final.
Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

Jonathan Maus (Publisher/Editor)

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gabriel amadeus
15 years ago

Shouldn\’t they be wearing helmets? 😛

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Meep
15 years ago

they would have to be *mini* helmets.