Going Going Bike Supports Latest London Tube Strikes and Thanks Bob Crow

Going Going Bike http://www.goinggoingbike.com/ support the latest round of tube strikes, which are scheduled to start on Tuesday evening. In their five point blog of support for the industrial action Going Going Bike set out why the strike is good for Londoners and provide reasons for Londoners to embrace the bicycle during the strike period.

During a period when there are a number of planned industrial actions, Going Going Bike want to lead the way in viewing the glass as half full. Andrew Nethercot, Directeur Sportif of Going Going Bike, explained “Lots of strikes are planned but I see no reason why this should be anything other than a winter of content. As we have shown, in our blog of support, the tube strikes provide a great opportunity for Londoners to get cycling and reconnect with each other. For these reasons we are supporting the tube strikes. We would like to say thank you Bob Crow. Your actions are giving a further boost to cycling in London.”

Going Going Bike have compiled a five point blog of support to encourage commuters onto their bikes, promote positive thinking and reward London’s cyclists with a free coffee from their friends at Nude Espresso.

Blog of Support for the strikes

1 - Reconnect with your bike
No tubes. Buses are full. Taxis expensive. The tube strikes provide the perfect opportunity to get back on your bike and cycle to work. Cycling to work is one of the best ways to start the day. It’s also a great way to return home and leave the stress of the office behind you. So enjoy it (the forecast is good http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/) and perhaps don’t wait until the next strike to cycle to work.

2 - Meet the man/woman of your dreams
Commuters on the tube don’t talk to each other. Cyclists on their way to work do (see the Going Going Going Bike blog posting on flirting for further insights). Take the opportunity to speak to your fellow commuters and you never know who you might meet or where the chance encounter at London Bridge might take you.

3 - Enjoy coffee and art
Nude Espresso are offering a free cup of coffee to anyone who cycles to work on Wednesday 3rd November and cycles into their Roastery between 12pm and 3pm. The Nude Espresso Roastery is located at 91-95 Brick Lane in the Old Truman Brewery carpark behind 93 Feet East. After cycling to work a caffeine hit will perk you up for the afternoon and you can enjoy some of their award winning freshly roasted coffee! Nude Espresso are currently hosting the “God Spank the Queen” art exhibition so you can catch up on some culture too.

4 - More Boris Bikes
There’s not a Boris Bike to be had when there’s a tube strike in town. You can check out this site if you don’t believe us http://www.oobrien.com/vis/bikes/. We reckon that the more tube strikes there are the more docking stations and bikes will be built around town. This is something we can also support.

5 - Excuse to arrive late and leave early
Tube strikes are a quasi-legitimate excuse for Londoners to arrive late at work and leave early. No matter whether you are cycling to work, live within a short walking distance of your office or take the main line train workers throughout the City are able to treat the tube-strike day differently. We can all be grateful to the strikers for this.

Going Going Bike is the auction site bikes want to be sold on. Launched in July 2010 Going Going Bike is the UK’s dedicated online auction for bikes, bike parts and bike gear. With its innovative “Prove It” system Going Going Bike has created a legitimate second hand market for bikes. In addition to auctions the site is an online hub for the cycling community with blogs, bikepedia and bike love.
www.goinggoingbike.com

Nude Espresso
Since the 2008 opening of Nude Espresso Café on Hanbury Street E1, Nude Espresso’s following and huge popularity has won them a number accolades, including Independent Café of the Year.

They have recently expanded into their Roastery, where they have perfected their specialist and unique coffee blends. Their attention to detail is evident in the time and care they take in sourcing, roasting and tasting their beans. Nude Espresso also supplies beans to a growing number of independent cafes around London.

They are also passionate about the quality of the food they freshly prepare and serve in the café every day.

www.nudeesspresso.com

Going Going Bike
19 Ebury Street
London SW1W 0LD

A Nethercot
02078599912

This release was published on openPR.