The consensus amonst participants is that the July Miami Critical Mass ride went much smoother than in recent months, the presence and aid of both the City of Miami and Coral Gables police played a big part in this.  The ride traversed through Little Havana, West Flagler, Coral Gables, Miracle Mile, Coral Way, Shenandoah, Riverside, and Downtown. The City of Miami bicycle patrol joined the ride, and a roadside LED sign was installed at Government Center alerting the public of the ride. While things went mostly well we wish to remind everyone that there is still room for improvement amongst riders. Most notably when it pertains to riders illegally riding over the solid double yellow line and going against oncoming traffic. Also, there are still some riders with no lights on their bicycles and those who allow large gaps to form around them, let's try to keep it one unit. For more tips go here.

Check out over 100 photos from the July '14 Miami Critical Mass ride captured by event photographer Arturo P.


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Watch the videos below, particularly the second one which shows the community support and interaction amongst participants, police, and residents. Let's continue to make this a fun, free, and safe community ride. Kudos to everyone giving high fives on Calle Ocho at Viernes Culturales.


Excellent aerial video from Miami Critical Mass going over the Flagler Bridge, courtesy of Shot From Above




This video was filmed on inline skates,  courtesy of Brent Allen Images




Another great aerial video, this one courtesy of FLYE Group