Michael Rhodes

"The SFBC will show you the best way to get around town quickly and safely by bike and how to fix a flat tire--the most important bike maintenance skill. All this great info in just 90 minutes!"

"Part of the San Francisco United Film Festival, "Bicycle Dreams" focuses on Seekers, madman, and angels hell-bent on riding across America on a bicycle in less than ten days set out on a daunting 3000-mile odyssey."

"Learn how to replace your cables and adjust your brakes and gear shifting in this hands on bike maintenance class @ Box Dog Bikes. Classes are limited to 5 people, so there is plenty of time to ask questions."

"The dress code is 'bare as you dare' for the World Naked Bike Ride as it aims to protest the excessive dependency of society to oil, demonstrate the vulnerability of cyclists, and have a good time."

"Come join Different Spokes (DSSF), the San Francisco Bay Area's GLBT cycling club for our monthly Jersey Ride, held the second Saturday of each month. All are welcome. The ride offers different distance and level options. The ride starts from Peet's in the Castro. There are three options so you can go at your own pace and distance. The rides split and regroup in Tiburon where we have lunch together as a group. Rain cancels."

"Get out of town on a friendly free-wheeling bicycle adventure with the SFBC and local architect and SFBC board member David Baker. A perfect jaunt for those looking for their first "ambitious" bike ride. The ride will take us north across the Golden Gate Bridge to visit Fairfax during their annual Fairfax Festival. This 22-mile ride and takes just under three hours at a reasonable non-roadie pace. After indulging in music, beer, bbq oysters, roasted corn, tie-dye, and crafts under the redwoods, you may choose between two options for the return: either a short (40-minute) cycle over to the Larkspur Ferry, or for the more ambitious, a return 22-mile ride retracing our route."

"Don't miss it when the SFBC Service Station team hits the streets to offer a little air for your tires to keep you riding smoothly. Are you trained in SFBC outreach and can volunteer?"

"Interested in volunteering to do SFBC outreach at events all over town, like Bike to Work Day 2010, races, festivals, and SFBC Service Stations? Then this training is a must! Learn ways to engage people, how to sign up new members, and more!"

"Been an SFBC members less than a year? New members are invited to join us to learn about SFBC advocacy, education and community programs that will make SF a model cycling city, and how you can get involved. This is a great opportunity to learn more about your friendly SF bike advocacy organization. Bring your bike up with you!"

"Learn the names of the parts of your bike, how to fix a flat, and the importance and ease of keeping your bike clean in this hands on bike maintenance class @ Box Dog Bikes. Classes are limited to 5 people, so there is plenty of time to ask questions."