The 2013 National Bike Challenge ends September 30th. If you haven’t signed up yet, please do so at nationalbikechallenge.org, and start logging your miles! Kansas is sitting at #12 nationally, and well behind #11 & #10 but there’s still time!
KanBikeWalk is the statewide coordinator for the National Bike Challenge, and have done a great job working to get the word out.
We need to contact all the bike clubs, health organizations, community clubs, civics organizations, cities, and businesses in the state, to ask them to tell their members, their employees, their customers, about the National Bike Challenge. Ask them to print out the flyer and post it to bulletin boards, ask them to include it in their paper and electronic newsletters, ask them to encourage everyone they know to ride their bikes and log their miles.
Here are some images that individuals, organizations, and businesses can use to publicize the National Bike Challenge. Feel free to copy these images and share them widely.
This is the main 2013 National Bike Challenge poster, formatted to print on 8.5″x11″ paper. Please download the PDF, print in either color or black-and-white, and distribute widely.
Here are some additional images, in various formats, from the official National Bike Challenge marketing materials:
Use this 600×200 banner image for your e-news, email blasts, or web page. Download and save on your computer for use. Link this web banner directly to nationalbikechallenge.org.
Use this 200×200 button image for a smaller space on your website or e-news and link it directly to nationalbikechallenge.org.
Other marketing material available include an 11 x 17 Poster, an 8.5 x 11 One Pager, and a Postcard. All of these are in PDF format for easy printing.
If you have questions about the National Bike Challenge, please refer to the Frequently-Asked Questions (FAQ), the Guide for Groups, the Guide for Businesses, as well as the Official Rules and information on awards and the prize program.
If you’re looking for content for a newsletter, this Guide to Bike Safety is a great starting point, and may be freely republished and redistributed.
