Abigail Shull

"Join the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition to raise a glass and celebrate our efforts in winning the newly separated bike lane on Market Street. The SF Bicycle Coalition and its members worked hard to win this amazing improvement that extends from Octavia Boulevard all way to Eighth Street. Come toast this victory at the Buck Tavern, a few paces off the bike lane, and cheer on the work that will be pushing for a fully separated and continuous bikeway from Octavia all the way to the Embarcadero."

"Tour the Presidio by bike with Stephen Phillips, Biological Science Technician for the Presidio Trust. Learn the history of several restoration sites, view wildlife, and enjoy a gorgeous ride through the park."

"Find potholes and Turn 'Em In no matter where they lurk. Join the Good Roads crew and help get more streets ready for Bike to Work Day. Ride will spin through the Civic Center, swoop down along Jefferson and Lafayette Parks, and make sure Japantown and Pacific Heights get the treatment too. First-timers always welcome." 

"The SF Bicycle Coalition will be celebrating the city's first separated bike lane on Market with an Energizer Station for evening commuters."

"Talk policy points or trade political gossip with Supervisor Eric Mar on this jolly monthly tradition -- catch a rocking Richmond District bike bus and roll downtown with Eric and a merry band of D1 velocitizens. Top up your tires and get on the bike bus!"

"SF Bicycle Coalition Outreach Volunteers will be out looking for heroes by encouraging bicycle commuters to report a hazard to 311 this Spring and help spruce up our bike lanes."

"Bike the Secret Gardens of the East Bay.Pedal to Petals will take in 11 gardens over an approximately 30-35 mile route."

"Relive the historic occasion of the only U.S. President to visit NOPA and then take a spin and give a nod to six other Chief Executives along our route into Golden Gate Park, through the Presidio, and over the Golden Gate Bridge. Two-hour ride with mild to moderate climbs; all levels welcome. Presidential attire encouraged.

"Partnering with ThinkSwiss, the Consulates General of Switzerland in San Francisco and Los Angeles have launched a Sustainable Transportation Road Show, traveling up and down the West Coast, asking how Swiss transportation solutions can inform the unique and dynamic transit landscape of the American West. Participants in this Exploratorium-hosted panel discussion include Timothy Papandreou of the SFMTA, Gregor Saladin, Swiss Federal Office of Transport, and the SF Bicycle Coalition's Andy Thornley. Reception with the participants to follow in the theatre."

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