Critical Massacre 2018
Photography courtesy of Ryan Paschke.
Photography courtesy of Ryan Paschke.
August 2018 bike ride, with roughly 2,000 participants.
Flyby shot of Houston’s Critical Mass bike ride. This is roughly half of the total number of bicyclist that came out.
Critical Mass Houston March 2018 ride.
Critical Mass Houston February 2018 ride.
First Critical Mass bike ride of 2018! Video credit to: OkDro
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This Houston cop rides through downtown helping the homeless find a shelter to sleep in.
Critical Massacre is the Halloween Edition of the Critical Mass Houston bike ride. Every year, cyclists ride in full costumes celebrating Halloween on the streets. The annual ride is the biggest ride of the year with roughly about 3,000 participants enjoying Halloween on their bikes.
It’s been 25 years since the first Critical Mass originated from San Francisco in 1992. Ever since then, the monthly cycling event has grown worldwide with thousands of loyal following.