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Wanna see a slice of the glorious NYC bike month that was? There were dozens of great events this May, from Bike to Work Day in the Bronx to the David Bowie Dance Ride in Manhattan to Bike to School Day at MS51 in Brooklyn. Of course Streetfilms couldn't get to all of them, but we managed to drop by quite a few.

In this wrap-up montage you'll see many guest stars, including New York Times Magazine columnist Randy "The Ethicist" Cohen, Bicycle Habitat's Hal Ruzal, Mary Beth Kelly, and Eben "Bike Snob" Weiss. But the rarest appearance comes courtesy of our purple friend Zozo -- bicycling on camera for the first time ever.

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