YMCA Leisure Bike Ride

By Abigail Shull
Feb 23, 2010

"Beginner, “leisure” outdoor group exercise ride will include one beginner, mellow bike ride within the Presidio and nearby parks. The ride is sure to be a great work out and a great way to enjoy the company of other motivated cyclists."

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A crowd assembles at the beginning of San Jose Bike Party, April 16, 2010. Let’s just say right away that Critical Mass is a bike party, and the San Jose Bike Party has a lot more similarities to Critical Mass than differences. A half-dozen San Francisco and Berkeley Critical Mass veterans took a field trip […]

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By Chris Carlsson | Dec 21, 2009

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Let’s Make “Bike to Work Day” a “Check-Up Day” On Bay Area Bike Lanes

By Roger Rudick | May 11, 2016

Behold, in the photo above, San Francisco bicycle infrastructure, at the end of St. Charles way, where it deadends at Brotherhood Way in Oceanview. There’s a walking path at the end that leads to Brotherhood Way. There’s a large curb. Exactly what this sharrow marking is supposed to accomplish is difficult to imagine. Perhaps a […]