SF Bike Coalition’s Love on Wheels
"The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition plays cupid for another round of Love on Wheels, the dating game exclusively for bicyclists, just like the original 1970's game show. Real-life bicycling bachelorettes & bachelors quiz a panel of 3 bicyclists to select a date & roll to hip local spots for a romantic rendezvous, courtesy of our fabulous sponsors. Watch hot cyclists pair up, win raffle prizes, or be a contestant! All ages! Free valet bike parking provided by the SFBC!"
2:43 PM PST on February 7, 2010
“The San Francisco Bicycle Coalition plays cupid for another round of Love on Wheels, the dating game exclusively for bicyclists, just like the original 1970’s game show. Real-life bicycling bachelorettes & bachelors quiz a panel of 3 bicyclists to select a date & roll to hip local spots for a romantic rendezvous, courtesy of our fabulous sponsors. Watch hot cyclists pair up, win raffle prizes, or be a contestant! All ages! Free valet bike parking provided by the SFBC!”
Michael Rhodes is a former reporter for Streetsblog San Francisco. He lives in the Mission Dolores neighborhood and is a graduate of UC Berkeley's Department of City and Regional Planning.
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