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Bicyclists go old-school for SLO’s Tweed Ride

By Laura Dickinson
The seventh annual Tweed Ride wound its way around San Luis Obispo on Saturday, May 12, 2018. The ride began at Triangle Park in San Luis Obispo and ended with a picnic in the park. The ride features cyclists sporting their best turn-of-the-century attire taking a “lovely and leisurely ride around town” in celebration of Bike Month. The Tweed Bike riders head out toward downtown San Luis Obispo.
The seventh annual Tweed Ride wound its way around San Luis Obispo on Saturday, May 12, 2018. The ride began at Triangle Park in San Luis Obispo and ended with a picnic in the park. The ride features cyclists sporting their best turn-of-the-century attire taking a “lovely and leisurely ride around town” in celebration of Bike Month. The Tweed Bike riders head out toward downtown San Luis Obispo. Laura Dickinson The Tribune

The seventh annual Tweed Ride wound its way around San Luis Obispo on Saturday. The ride began at Triangle Park in San Luis Obispo and ended with a picnic in the park.

The ride features cyclists sporting their best turn-of-the-century attire taking a “lovely and leisurely ride around town” in celebration of Bike Month.

The Crustacea Jazz Band, based out of Los Osos, played New Orleans-style music for the bike riders in Triangle Park.

This story was originally published May 12, 2018 at 7:10 PM with the headline "Bicyclists go old-school for SLO’s Tweed Ride."

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