As seen on the CCM email listserv:

> Rumor has it that the Bubble Boy aka Pirogi John is working
> on a southside rout for June %)
>
I stumbled across it, looking for something else...

http://www.bikely.com/maps/bike-path/CCM-Bubble-Ride

In memory of Typer James Fabek, 1995-2008
.pdf, duplex.
Sorry, it's huge (2 MB), still chugging away with Illustrator 8 here.

John Greenfield has charted a course from the Picasso to the Polkaholics that is a work of Art in it's own right: this is one route map that is suitable for framing, so come on out for January's Chicago Critical Mass and join us as we pedal North to Lincoln Lanes for some Punk-Polka, Beer, and Bowling!

Mag Mile? Hell No We Won't Go!

Let's not participate in the typical corporate christmas clamor, the Local Shopping Tour has us exiting stage left and heading out for a movie and shopping. Reverend Billy has been fighting the commercialization of Christmas for years; you can skip out on the Mass and catch his new movie "What Would Jesus Buy?" at the Landmark Century theater on Clark just north of Diversy. [wwjbmovie.com]

Mag Mile? Hell No We Won't Go!

Let's not participate in the typical corporate christmas clamor, the local shopping tour has us exiting stage left and heading out for a movie and shopping. Reverend Billy has been fighting the commercialization of Christmas for years; you can skip out on the Mass and catch his new movie "What Would Jesus Buy?" at the Landmark Century theater on Clark just north of Diversy. [wwjbmovie.com]

In honor of Chicago Critical Mass’s 10th birthday, lets start thinking about its future. Before we know it our tween will be applying to college. It’s time to check out some fine Chicago Institutions of Higher Learning

Coming out of Delay Plaza for ten years, it seems only natural to take a tour of some of the biggest hold-ups ever recorded in Chicago Critical Mass herstory. We start our trip right by taking LSD north for a magnificant mile of roadway running through Grant Park. This may be our last chance to bike the drive through the park; the Chicago Department of Depaving plans to have three miles of Lake Shore Drive removed to restore Grant Park in time for the Burnham Centennial Celebration in 2009.

A route to take Bike People through a few local South-side points of interest, then to 12th Street beach for a dump in the Lake.

Route conceived by Dave Glowacz and Kevin Monaghan. Theme developed with the help of Brigid Blume.

A dérailleur handed out at the September 2005 ride.

Contains Octoberfest route.
Contains articles on Bill Wendt's mayoral bid, homemade cooler panniers, beer garden/bike lane fashion preview, and a poem.

Found this map flyer on the old CCM Flyer Exchange.