Bicycle Board Members,

Well, there hasn't been any more discussion on the tag line for the Confident City Cycling business card so it's time to vote.  

You get two votes.  You can give them both to one of the choices below or distribute your votes to two of the following.

A. Tame your fear with riding skills that reduce the risk of collisions or accidents
B. Learn to Ride with Confidence
C. Tame Parental Fears
D. Learn to Ride without Fear
E. Ride with Confidence

Please reply with your votes.  For example, if you want to give both of your votes to C, please reply "2 for C".  Another example, if you want to distribute your 2 votes to B and D, reply "1 for B and 1 for D".  

The polls close 5:00 pm Thursday, October 28.

Frank

Begin forwarded message:

From: Frank Gmeindl <frank.gmeindl@comcast.net>
Date: October 21, 2010 7:31:31 PM EDT
To: Morgantown Bike Board <bikeboard@cheat.org>
Cc: Gary Rodosta <grodosta@comcast.net>
Subject: Fwd: Another election!

Bicycle Board Members,

The winning card design is #3.  With 10 votes in, designs #1 & #2 were tied with 3 votes and design #3 got 4 votes.

Now, what should the tag line say?  I think the discussion was excellent.  Following are the offerings in chronological order.  I was hoping the discussion would continue until we converged on consensus.  

Confident City Cycling -
• Learn to Ride without Fear
• Ride with Confidence
• Learn to Ride with Confidence
• Tame your fear with riding skills that reduce the risk of collisions or accidents
• Tame Parental Fears

If nobody continues the discussion on these by next Tuesday, I will ask for a vote on them.

Frank

Begin forwarded message:

From: Frank Gmeindl <frank.gmeindl@comcast.net>
Date: October 19, 2010 12:27:14 PM EDT
To: Bicycle Board <bikeboard@cheat.org>
Cc: Gary Rodosta <grodosta@comcast.net>
Subject: Another election!

Bicycle Board Members,

Thanks again to Gary Rodosta for creating the attached options for Confident City Cycling business cards.  There are 4 options in the attached file.  Please vote for the one that you think would be best for making available at local bike shops and other venues at which to advertise our bicycling education program.  Since number 4 is basically a black & white version, please just vote for 1, 2 or 3.

Based on your votes, I'll take the winner to the printer by the end of this week.

Frank