YMCA Leisure Bike Ride
"Beginner, leisure outdoor group exercise ride will include one beginner, mellow bike ride within the Presidio and nearby parks."
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YMCA Leisure Bike Ride
By Abigail Shull |
"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."
YMCA Leisure Bike Ride
By Abigail Shull |
"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."
As SF Launches Bike-Share, Mayor Calls for Safer Folsom, Safer Truckers
By Aaron Bialick |
Bay Area Bike Share’s celeste-colored fleet of bikes is now part of the streetscape in downtown San Francisco. At many of the city’s 35 stations, people took bikes for a spin as soon as the system went live at noon today, while curious observers said they were likely to use it as a convenient way to […]
SFPD’s Selective Enforcement of Bike Commuters at Caltrain Station
By Bryan Goebel |
A number of Streetsblog readers are reporting that officers from the San Francisco Police Department were ticketing bicyclists riding on the sidewalk near the Caltrain station at 4th and King this morning. But they were not ticketing any of the drivers blocking the bike lane, which forces many bicyclists onto the sidewalk. Bike commuter Jean […]
Wiggle Bike “Stop-In” on Ride to SFPD Park Station
By Aaron Bialick |
From San Francisco Bike Ride Crew via Facebook: Let’s again follow the letter of the law and stop at every stop sign, as though we are cars, on our way to the Community Meeting. We will plan to get moving by 5:30. Address for Park Station: 1899 Waller St San Francisco, CA 94117
Commentary: Why Are We Building Bikes Lanes That Are Hurting People?
By Joshua Hart |
As one of the certified bicycle safety instructors working with San Francisco’s Bike Ed program, the most important safety concept we try to get across to our students is that cyclists should never ride closer than 4 feet from any parked car. The reason is that getting ‘doored’ is the single most common cause of […]