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Bikes or Bust officially kicks off at Uptown Station

DJ Bo Reynolds is going up in the lift this year for a solid 98 hours!

Jared Williams

I’m sure you’ve seen all of the Bikes or Bust videos that Get The Coast has been releasing with Jason Carducci. (If not, no worries. I’ve included a playlist at the bottom of this article…)

Well, Bikes or Bust officially kicks off at Uptown Station on Thursday, November 30th at 11am and goes until Monday, December 4th at noon.

See our previous coverage here

Radio Station Highway 98.1 Country will be collecting new bikes and helmets for kids in need

DJ Bo Reynolds Bikes or Bust — DJ Bo Reynolds picking up a tent and sleeping bag from Bass Pro Shops for Bikes or Bust.

DJ Bo Reynolds will go up on a scissor lift 30 feet in the air and will spend 98 hours SOLID up there. He’ll be broadcasting live and encouraging the community to come out to Uptown Station and donate bikes.

The goal is to get 1,000 bikes and they’ll go straight to Emerald Coast Toys for Tots to distribute to kids this Christmas.

Volunteers are needed for this event to help collect, organize, and assemble the bikes! Head over to the Bikes or Bust Facebook page for volunteer info.

We created a Bikes or Bust Facebook Camera frame to support the event

Use our Facebook Camera Frame to show your support for the event.

So basically, when you open the main Facebook app on your phone and you’re looking at your news feed, swipe right to open up the Facebook camera. Then tap the magic wand at the bottom and then select frames over on the bottom right and scroll through until you find the Bikes or Bust frame.

Take video or post a pic of you donating or supporting the event!

Catch up on all of our Bikes or Bust videos

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