Let’s give away a bicycle.
Last month, the folks at Beachbikes.net reached out to me with an intriguing offer. A free bike in exchange for an objective review.
But as I looked around my cramped Hollywood apartment, I just couldn’t bring myself to accept, as much as I would have loved another bike.
So I made a counter offer. Why not give it to someone who could really use one?
They loved the idea.
And that’s where you come in.
Here’s what they have to say…
Win a Customized California-Style Beach Cruiser: Introducing Beachbikes.net
That’s right, you heard it loud and clear. Beachbikes.net is sponsoring a giveaway contest, where YOU can be the winner of a brand new, completely personal 100% customized beach cruiser bike.
Beachbikes.net is a company based out of Hermosa Beach, California, that specializes in custom-made beach cruiser bikes.
Design your bike exactly the way you want it; choosing everything from the frame (Men’s or Women’s), to the speeds (1, 3 or 7), fenders, rims, seat, and even adding custom decals, among other options! With the customizer, the possibilities are endless.
The winner of the contest will receive a $350 coupon to the site, where you’ll be able to order your brand new bike and get it shipped straight to your door.
Read on for the contest details:
Click for full details.
So here are the rules.
I want you to nominate someone who deserves a new bike.
It could be anyone. You, or anyone you know. Even someone you don’t.
Maybe you want to lose weight or have a little fun in the sun. Or know someone who wants to learn to ride. Maybe someone needs a way to get to work or school, or had their own bike stolen.
It could be an individual, a family, a group or organization.
It could be anyone, for any reason.
Just email your entry, in 150 words or less, to contest @ bikinginla dot com. (Just remove the spaces, of course.)
All entries are due by midnight, January 18th — two weeks from today. Judging will be entirely subjective, so try to impress me.
That’s it.
Now let’s have some fun. And put someone on a new bike.
