This is the second annual parade. Last year, 500 cyclists of all ages paraded along Bloor Street ringing bells as they rode.

If successful, this could inspire other disenfranchised groups to organize, creating the Dog Walkers Guild, the Toronto Chapter of Ice Cream Vendors and the United Federation of GTA Kite Flyers.

Earlier this week the Toronto Cyclists Union announced they are officially up and running. The official media launch took place on Tuesday at City Hall Peace Garden amongst cyclists from across the city.

In particular, the group has made it clear it will be applying - and maintaining - pressure to make sure the city paints more bike lanes across the city as set out in Toronto's Bike Plan.

The Toronto Off Road Bicycling Association (TORBA) is new grassroots non-profit organization dedicated to preserving, maintaining, and creating new off road cycling opportunities and building trail culture in Toronto.

They'll be screening the cult hit Pee-wee's Big Adventure ("a really beautiful and touching story about a boy and his bike," according to event organizer Dave Meslin) and, on a stage in front of the screen, a full-cast re-enactment of the film wil