“I’ve never really liked bikes (especially if a green witch is riding it), but these cool ones around town look like fun,” Toto said. “And I even fit in the basket!” Toto doesn’t have a helmet so he won’t be using Carmel’s Bike Share anytime soon, but anyone over the age of 18 with a valid debit or credit card is welcome to try it out. The first hour is free, and then it’s only $3 per hour (maximum 24 hours). If you love riding, you can even buy a monthly membership for $15 or pay $30 for the entire year. There are 12 bike stations around town: Clay Terrace, Village of WestClay, Main Street, Hamilton County Tourism, Carmel City Center, Carmel City Hall, Monon Center, Clay Township Offices, Residence Inn, Market District, Allegion and Westfied. The Carmel Bike Share Program is a partnership between Zagster and the City of Carmel. More information can be found at http://bike.zagster.com/carmel/. (Picture by Julie Osborne) Learn more about Toto and Oz’s adventures on their blog: JulieOsborne.com.
