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CicLAvia April 2013

CicLAvia participants arrive in Venice Beach.

CicLAvia participants arrive in Venice Beach.  (Christina House / For The Times)

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Fifteen miles of L.A. roads were car-free as CicLAvia headed to the sea for its sixth and longest event yet.

Cycling through downtown

CicLAvia participants ride through downtown Los Angeles.  (Christina House / For The Times)

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CicLAvia participants arrive in Venice Beach. To the Sea is CicLAvia’s longest route to date, spanning more than 15 miles and connecting the city’s historic center at El Pueblo de Los Angeles and the bustling boardwalk of Venice Beach.   (Christina House / For the Times)

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CicLAvia cyclists roll out near the downtown start of the course.   (Christina House / For The Times)

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Machines at the ready near CicLAvia’s starting point.   (Christina House / For The Times)

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The diversity of bikes at CicLAvia is as diverse as the cyclists.   (Christina House / For The Times)

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