Showing posts with label San Jose Bike Party. Show all posts
Showing posts with label San Jose Bike Party. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2012

Upcoming Cycling Events in the Bay Area - October 11, 2012

Upcoming Events in the Silicon Valley


Bike Party!
Halloween Ride!
San Jose Bike Party - October 19, 2012 8:00pm
The Halloween Ride
Route will be posted the day before the ride

Bike Party is growing - In the Bay Area .....San Jose, East Bay, and San Francisco.






Every Friday at San Jose City Hall....
Bike to Lunch Fridays at 11:55 am. Meet at Bamboo Garden on the South Side of City Hall to ride to a nearby restaurant. Just bring a bike, a lock, some lunch money....and follow the rules of the road. Host John Brazil, San Jose City Bicycle Coordinator.
 




Just Ride: How to Have More Fun on your bike
Grant Petersen, founder and owner of Rivendell Bicycle Works, will tell you how he got caught up in a racer's lifestyle for more than 25 years, how it took the fun out of riding, how this can happen to anybody, and what he did about it. Come meet this passionate cyclist, who challenges conventional cycling dogma and offers a more satisfying and sustainable approach to riding in his new book, "Just Ride: A Radically Practical Guide to Riding Your Bike".
Three different venues in the Bay Area (for more details)
 




San Francisco Bike Party
Hardly Strictly Bike Party
Friday, October 5, 2012

(More info) 




Santa Cruz Open Streets
West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz
Sunday, October 7, 2012 9am-1pm
Free community event. Enjoy West Cliff Drive without automobile traffic. Bicyclists, joggers, strollers, skaters...come one, come all! Streets for people from Lighthouse Field to Natural Bridges State Park.
 More Info






















East Bay Bike Party
Friday, October 12, 2012
(More Info)



Ride ESSJ - Second Sunday
Ride East Side San Jose

Sunday, October 14, 2012
(More info




Sunday Streets Berkeley

Sunday, October 14, 2012Open Streets are coming to Berkeley.
Sunday Streets Berkeley will take place on Shattuck Ave for 17 blocks from Rose Street to Haste Street (see map below). It will be a celebration of local businesses and organizations. Storefronts will be unobstructed, and business owners will be encouraged to promote commerce and visibility by setting out seating on the street, hosting activities, and otherwise inviting interest and community.

(More info)




DC Bike Party
Wednesday, October 17, 2012

(More info) 







Peninsula Bike Party
Friday, October 19, 2012

(More info)


San Francisco Sunday Streets (Street Closure Event) - Excelsior

Sunday, October 21, 2012 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Mission Street, from Silver to Seneca; Seneca from Mission to San Jose (Tentative) More Info




Dutch ThinkBike:October 22 & 23, 2012

In an upcoming pair of workshops Dutch diplomats will share their secrets with locals. The Netherlands U.S. Embassy works with cities throughout the U.S. to share best practices and develop environmental friendly transportation networks through the ThinkBike initiative. On October 22 and 23, the City of San Jose will host the ThinkBike workshop San Jose.

The two-day workshop brings Dutch bicycling experts with local planners, engineers, transportation experts and advocates to strengthen bicycling in San Jose....

For more info....



Reveal the Path: Inspiration on a Bicycle
October 26, 2012


Join REI and ROMP (Responsible Organized Mountain Pedalers) for a screen of "Reveal the Path", a unique adventure film that explores - from the seat of a bicycle- what it means to live an inspired life, however modest or extravagant. filmed across four continents and featuring Tour Divide rage legends, Matthew Lee and Kurt Refsnider. This immersive film will take you to meet the locals in Scotland's lush valleys, Europe's snow-capped mountains, Morocco's high desert, Nepal's rural countryside, and Alaska's rugged coastline.

For more information






Tour De Coop
October 27, 2012


Silicon Valley's first Tour De Coop in western Santa Clara County. The first annual Silicon Valley Tour de Coop,  a self-guided bicycle tour of chicken coops and gardens, announces its call for coops.
The tour is designed to educate visitors about keeping hens, inspire the bike rider and gardener in all of us, and build community. Open to adults and children, the tour will feature various hen houses and breeds.

Purisima to Half Moon Bay & Back
Annual ROMP Halloween Costume Mountain Bike Ride
Saturday, October 27, 2012 9:45am Meet, 10:00am Start


This multi-level ride will include a gentle/beginner option, an intermediate ride, and (depending on interest) a harder ride.  Meet us at the Purisima Parking Lot on Skyline Blvd., just north of Kings Mtn Road.

The gentle group will do a short route from the parking lot.
Intermediate and harder groups will ride down to Half Moon Bay and back via Purisima OSP - http://www.openspace.org/preserves/pr_purisima.asp.

This ride is 20-25 miles with 2,300' of climbing, on dirt and approx. 30% paved roads closer to Half Moon Bay.  We ride to a preselected pumpkin patch for pumpkins & a short break before climbing back to the start.  Maps will be provided.
For more information
 




San Francisco Bike Expo
San Francisco Cow Palace
November 10 & 11, 2012
Doors open at 10 am

The Cycle Showdown is Saturday only. The Bike Expo is 2 days.
- Your pass will be good for both days.
- Doors open at 7 AM for on site registration and move in and ends at 9:30 AM.
- Please come to the right door side of the main entrance to registration. See map HERE.
- Bikes can be left overnight but the SF Bike Expo is not responsible.


Also note the Guadalupe River Trail will be closed for paving construction soon. The closed portion will extend north of 880 all the way to Gold Street in Alviso. check Twitter for more details.
Too see all rides on the map click the link just below the map. Thanks.

View Upcomming Bay Area Bike Events in a larger map

Wednesday, October 3, 2012

Upcoming Cycling Events in the Bay Area - October 3, 2012

Upcoming Events in the Silicon Valley


San Jose Bike Party - October 19, 2012 8:00pm
The Halloween Ride
Stay tuned for test ride dates.


Bike Party is growing - In the Bay Area .....San Jose, East Bay, and San Francisco.






Every Friday at San Jose City Hall....
Bike to Lunch Fridays at 11:55 am. Meet at Bamboo Garden on the South Side of City Hall to ride to a nearby restaurant. Just bring a bike, a lock, some lunch money....and follow the rules of the road. Host John Brazil, San Jose City Bicycle Coordinator.
 




Just Ride: How to Have More Fun on your bike
Grant Petersen, founder and owner of Rivendell Bicycle Works, will tell you how he got caught up in a racer's lifestyle for more than 25 years, how it took the fun out of riding, how this can happen to anybody, and what he did about it. Come meet this passionate cyclist, who challenges conventional cycling dogma and offers a more satisfying and sustainable approach to riding in his new book, "Just Ride: A Radically Practical Guide to Riding Your Bike".
Three different venues in the Bay Area (for more details)
 




San Francisco Bike Party
Hardly Strickly Bike Party
Friday, October 5, 2012

(More info) 




Santa Cruz Open Streets
West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz
Sunday, October 7, 2012 9am-1pm
Free community event. Enjoy West Cliff Drive without automobile traffic. Bicyclists, joggers, strollers, skaters...come one, come all! Streets for people from Lighthouse Field to Natural Bridges State Park.
 More Info






















East Bay Bike Party
Friday, October 12, 2012
(More Info)



Ride ESSJ - Second Sunday
Ride East Side San Jose

Sunday, October 14, 2012
(More info




Sunday Streets Berkeley

Sunday, October 14, 2012
Open Streets are coming to Berkeley.
Sunday Streets Berkeley will take place on Shattuck Ave for 17 blocks from Rose Street to Haste Street (see map below). It will be a celebration of local businesses and organizations. Storefronts will be unobstructed, and business owners will be encouraged to promote commerce and visibility by setting out seating on the street, hosting activities, and otherwise inviting interest and community.

(More info)




DC Bike Party
Wednesday, October 17, 2012

(More info) 







Peninsula Bike Party
Friday, October 19, 2012

(More info)


San Francisco Sunday Streets (Street Closure Event) - Excelsior

Sunday, October 21, 2012 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Mission Street, from Silver to Seneca; Seneca from Mission to San Jose (Tentative) More Info




Reveal the Path: Inspiration on a Bicycle
October 26, 2012


Join REI and ROMP (Responsible Organized Mountain Pedalers) for a screen of "Reveal the Path", a unique adventure film that explores - from the seat of a bicycle- what it means to live an inspired life, however modest or extravagant. filmed across four continents and featuring Tour Divide rage legends, Matthew Lee and Kurt Refsnider. This immersive film will take you to meet the locals in Scotland's lush valleys, Europe's snow-capped mountains, Morocco's high desert, Nepal's rural countryside, and Alaska's rugged coastline.

For more information







Tour De Coop
October 27, 2012



Silicon Valley's first Tour De Coop in western Santa Clara County. The first annual Silicon Valley Tour de Coop,  a self-guided bicycle tour of chicken coops and gardens, announces its call for coops.
The tour is designed to educate visitors about keeping hens, inspire the bike rider and gardener in all of us, and build community. Open to adults and children, the tour will feature various hen houses and breeds.


Purisima to Half Moon Bay & Back
Annual ROMP Halloween Costume Mountain Bike Ride
Saturday, October 27, 2012 9:45am Meet, 10:00am Start


This multi-level ride will include a gentle/beginner option, an intermediate ride, and (depending on interest) a harder ride.  Meet us at the Purisima Parking Lot on Skyline Blvd., just north of Kings Mtn Road.

The gentle group will do a short route from the parking lot.

Intermediate and harder groups will ride down to Half Moon Bay and back via Purisima OSP - http://www.openspace.org/preserves/pr_purisima.asp.

This ride is 20-25 miles with 2,300' of climbing, on dirt and approx. 30% paved roads closer to Half Moon Bay.  We ride to a preselected pumpkin patch for pumpkins & a short break before climbing back to the start.  Maps will be provided.
 

For more information




Also note the Guadalupe River Trail will be closed for paving construction soon. The closed portion will extend north of 880 all the way to Gold Street in Alviso. check Twitter for more details.
Too see all rides on the map click the link just below the map. Thanks.

View Upcomming Bay Area Bike Events in a larger map

Thursday, September 20, 2012

Upcoming Cycling Events in the Bay Area - September 20, 2012

Upcoming Events in the Silicon Valley


1980's era cycle clothing on display.
Thursday, September 20, 2012

San Jose Bike Party - Rocky Horror Ride
Friday September 21, 2012 8:00 pm

Route posted 24 hours before ride time at www.sjbikeparty.org

Read about a San Jose Bike Party Memorial for Charles Schaffer.


Bike Party is growing - In the Bay Area .....San Jose, East Bay, and San Francisco.






Every Friday at San Jose City Hall....
Bike to Lunch Fridays at 11:55 am. Meet at Bamboo Garden on the South Side of City Hall to ride to a nearby restaurant. Just bring a bike, a lock, some lunch money....and follow the rules of the road. Host John Brazil, San Jose City Bicycle Coordinator.
 






Peninsula Bike Party
Friday, September 21, 2012

(More info)





Tour de Fat
Lindley Meadow in Golden Gate Park (Map)
Saturday, September 22, 2012
(More Info)

REGISTRATION 10:00am
PARADE 11:00am - 12:00pm
REVIVAL 12:00pm - 4:00pm
BENEFITING San Francisco Bike Coalition
Bay Area Ridge Trail Council
...




Luna Park Chalk Art Festival
Backesto Park, San Jose (Map)
Saturday, September 22, 2012 10 am - 5 pm
(More Info)

and....during the Luna Park Chalk Art Festival ....


The Art Box Ride


Meet at the Art Box Project SJ table in Backesto Park.10:30 am
Backesto Park, San Jose (Map)
In celebration of the Art Box Project SJ's first anniversary, we welcome you to join us on an inspired tour of original works of art on city utility boxes led by the Bike Clinic of San Jose.
Enjoy the displays at the Luna Park Chalk Art Festival...nosh some Art Box Project SJ anniversary cake (while it lasts) and then enjoy the art box tour.

Saturday, September 22, 2012
(More Info)




Critical Mass 20th Anniversary Ride and Interstellar Ride
Saturday, September 24, 2012 until September 30, 2012
On the last Friday of September, 1992, a group of San Franciscan cyclists showed up on Market Street for the first ever Critical Mass. This leaderless ride became a monthly “organized coincidence”, and in the years that followed, spread around the world. Celebrating a shared sense of rediscovering urban spaces, Critical Mass riders cross borders and find common cause to have a good time on foot-powered wheels. These uplifting rides also challenge the use of city streets and the domination of cars and oil in
our transportation system.

To mark the 20th Anniversary of the first Critical Mass ride, a group of enthusiasts has formed a Welcome Committee that is organizing a week-long celebration September 24-30, 2012. With great pleasure, we invite you to join us in San Francisco, California for our planned events, and we encourage you to get involved and/or create your own activities.

Dozens, hundreds, maybe a thousand friends from around the world will arrive here to help us commemorate this milestone. Friday the 28th is of course the big birthday, the Interstellar Critical Mass ride, which we hope will be a giant, crazy, awesome evening ending in a big party under warm skies.



San Francisco Bike Party
Friday, October 5, 2012

(More info) 




Santa Cruz Open Streets
West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz
Sunday, October 7, 2012 9am-1pm
Free community event. Enjoy West Cliff Drive without automobile traffic. Bicyclists, joggers, strollers, skaters...come one, come all! Streets for people from Lighthouse Field to Natural Bridges State Park.
 More Info






















East Bay Bike Party
Friday, October 12, 2012
(More Info)



Ride ESSJ - Second Sunday
Ride East Side San Jose

Sunday, October 14, 2012
(More info




DC Bike Party
Wednesday, October 17, 2012

(More info) 





San Francisco Sunday Streets (Street Closure Event) - Excelsior

Sunday, October 21, 2012 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Mission Street, from Silver to Seneca; Seneca from Mission to San Jose (Tentative) More Info




Tour De Coop
October 27, 2012



Silicon Valley's first Tour De Coop in western Santa Clara County. The first annual Silicon Valley Tour de Coop,  a self-guided bicycle tour of chicken coops and gardens, announces its call for coops.
The tour is designed to educate visitors about keeping hens, inspire the bike rider and gardener in all of us, and build community. Open to adults and children, the tour will feature various hen houses and breeds.


 

Also note the Guadalupe River Trail will be closed for paving construction soon. The closed portion will extend north of 880 all the way to Gold Street in Alviso. check Twitter for more details.
Too see all rides on the map click the link just below the map. Thanks.

View Upcomming Bay Area Bike Events in a larger map

Wednesday, September 12, 2012

Bike Party participant and Ultimate Frisbee enthusiast places Ghost Bike to honor fallen rider

Ghost bike for a fallen cyclist.
Charles Schaffer.
RIP


A friend of mine who will call Melanie, is an avid San Jose Bike Party rider and volunteer. She's frequently seen on the monthly ride along with the test rides beforehand. What I didn't know is that she is also a Ultimate enthusiast. This week both of those worlds will come together for here as she places a ghost bike in honor of her Ultimate teammate and fellow cyclist Charles Schaffer. (For more information on Ghost Bikes refer to this Wikipedia enty)

As I mentioned in a recent post;
While riding down Campbell avenue west of San Tomas Aquino on the evening of July 26, traffic was diverted near Kirkwood Shopping Center due to a traffic incident. At the time I did not know a bicyclist was involved. That cyclists turned out to be Charles Schaffer of Cupertino, a 56 year old valley native who was passionate about Ultimate (also know as Ultimate Frisbee).
At a San Jose Bike Party volunteer meeting last night, Melanie mentioned that she is just about finished putting the bike together along with a memorial plaque in honor of Charles.

In honor of Charles, this months San Jose Bike Party ride is planning to pass slowly and silently by the bike in a quiet rolling memorial. Riders may leave candles, notes, flowers, etc. at the scene to remember this fallen cyclist.


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San Jose Bike Party to commemorate fallen cyclist


Charles Schaffer
July 26, 2012
R.I.P.
While riding down Campbell avenue west of San Tomas Aquino on the evening of July 26, traffic was diverted near Kirkwood Shopping Center due to a traffic incident. At the time I did not know a bicyclist was involved. That cyclists turned out to be Charles Schaffer of Cupertino, a 56 year old valley native who was passionate about Ultimate (also know as Ultimate Frisbee).

One of his Ultimate team members and fellow cyclists has built a ghost bike to honor Charles. San Jose Bike Party will be memorializing Charles next Friday during their monthly ride. A procession will be led past the ghost bike so that participants can honor a fellow cyclist.

Here is Mr. Schaffers obituary from the San Jose Mercury News.


Resident of Cupertino

Charles was a fourth generation Californian, born in San Jose to Walter Dickson and Laverne Abston Shaffer. He grew up in San Jose, except for a 3-1/2 year period during elementary school when the family lived in Switzerland and Belgium. He attended Pioneer High School, graduating with the Class of 1974. He attended San Jose State for several years, studying Molecular Biology and Psychology while working part-time in various jobs. Ultimately, he secured a position as a travel consultant, wherein he found his professional calling. He stopped his college schooling a few credits short of his degree and proceeded to work in the travel business full time, touring the world and being able to provide personal testimonial to his clients. Ultimately Charles owned Oaks Travel in The Oaks Shopping Center, an agency he ran for 12 years until it closed for business in the post 9/11 on-line shopping era of travel. Along the way he garnered numerous awards and recognitions for excellent service and professionalism. For the last several years he struggled to find employment, working odd jobs when available.

While at San Jose State Charles also found his passion – the sport of Ultimate. Charles played constantly, combining the sport with his travel calling, touring the world while playing. He played recreationally and competitively, including representing the U.S. at the World Championships, but the accomplishment for which he was most proud was co-founding the Kaimana Klassic Ultimate tournament in Oahu, Hawaii, an event he conceived once his brother Tom had relocated to Hawaii. That tournament is now in its 26th year and routinely has 32 teams competing annually. A lifelong road and mountain biking cyclist, for the past several years he played ultimate nearly every day, always riding his bike somewhere to play. He used his rides for a workout, and though an attentive rider, always with helmet on and with good situational awareness, tragically it was while riding a bike he was killed.

Charles was a people person and family was important to him. He was preceded in death by his father Walter Dickson Shaffer in 2001. He is survived by his mother Laverne (Abby) Shaffer, his brother Tom Shaffer, sister-in law Vernette Shaffer, nephew Alex Shaffer, niece Megan Shaffer, one aunt, one uncle, and 17 first cousins. Memorial services will be held on Saturday August 11, 2012 at 1:00 p.m. at St Francis Episcopal Church, 1205 Pine Avenue in San Jose. If so compelled, in lieu of flowers the family requests donations in his memory to the Sempervirens Fund (http://www.sempervirens.org/) or to the Make-A-Wish Foundation (http://www.wish.org/).


Friday, September 7, 2012

Upcoming Cycling Events in the Bay Area - September 7, 2012

Upcoming Events in the Silicon Valley


Remember to always carry a tire repair kit.
Thursday, September 7, 2012

San Jose Bike Party - Rocky Horror Ride
Friday September 21, 2012 8:00 pm

Route posted 24 hours before ride time at sjbikeparty.org


Bike Party is growing - In the Bay Area .....San Jose, East Bay, and San Francisco.





San Jose Bike Party - The Rocky Horror Test Ride #2

Sunday, September 9, 2012 at 7:00 pm

Another test ride. And yes on another Sunday, so more can ride with us.
This will NOT be a slow ride, and if you'll be so kind, bring some bike lights for your ride. Let's not only be seen, but be able to see.
It will be dark. you can also test ride your costumes you desire. does anyone have black eyeliner, eyelash extensions, and black lipstick I can borrow?
Meet at Kohl's Department Store at 3700 El Camino Real, Santa Clara (Map)



San Francisco Sunday Streets (Street Closure Event) -Western Addition

Sunday, September 9, 2012 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Fillmore Street between Fulton and Geary, Fulton Street between Fillmore and Baker, Baker Street between McAllister and Grove, Grove Street between Broderick and Central, and Central Avenue between Grove and Fell Street.


Every Friday at San Jose City Hall....
Bike to Lunch Fridays at 11:55 am. Meet at Bamboo Garden on the South Side of City Hall to ride to a nearby restaurant. Just bring a bike, a lock, some lunch money....and follow the rules of the road. Host John Brazil, San Jose City Bicycle Coordinator.
 



Peninsula Bike Party
Friday, August 31, 2012

(More info)



San Francisco Bike Party
Friday, September 7, 2012

(More info)



Ride ESSJ - Second Sunday
Ride East Side San Jose

Sunday, September 9, 2012
(More info)





DC Bike Party
Wendesday, September 12, 2012

(More info) 





East Bay Bike Party
Friday, September 14, 2012
(More Info)



A Spatial History of Computing...by Bike

Friday, September 14, 2012 2:00 PM
Come join me as I (Nick Lally) lead a bike ride through Silicon Valley. We will look at the birth of computing and the internet, the history of LSD and hackers, traces of what used to be and what replaced it, metaphors of computing and the social spaces they emerged from, office parks and nature preserves, and the material infrastructures in the birthplace of personal computing.

The ride will be around 20-25 mostly flat miles at a slow pace with a lot of stops to look at things. There will be one beer/snack stop and a stop at the Computer History Museum. I will be printing up maps for riders and there will be some surprises! Then we'll roll into the opening of the ZERO1 Street Festival around 6 or 7pm.
http://www.zero1biennial.org/nick-lally

Presented with the support of ZERO1 and the James Irvine Foundation.
//other things:
invite your friends!
please be on time
UPDATE: The Saturday ride (9/15) will leave from my installation at the ZERO1 Street Festival at noon. I will be near South 1st Street and Williams Street: http://goo.gl/maps/V0KUG. We will hop on the Caltrain and head to the Menlo Park Station.
http://zero1biennial.org/content/emerge



Geared for Kids - Family Bike Ride and More

Sunday, September 16, 2012 10:30 AM - 1:00 PM


Get GEARED UP! Helmets, Bikes, Bells!
This month's route will be about 5 miles long and take us along the Oakland/Berkeley border. Bring along snacks to share at our mid-route stop, and, or course, we'll have tunes to pedal to all throughout the ride!
Check out the after-ride activities at Dover Park (1-3pm):
Youth Garden Party
(including bike blender for smoothies)
Youth Bike Skills Workshop
(learn to fix and style your own bike)
Register for free workshop at
"http://www.ecologycenter.org/calendar/event.php?title=Youth+Bike+Skill+Up&eventID=39570".
Helmets required for kids. Be sure to pack snacks, water, and sunscreen!
Ashby BART is the most convenient station.
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Luna Park Chalk Art Festival
Backesto Park, San Jose (Map)
Saturday, September 22, 2012 10 am - 5 pm
(More Info)

and....during the Luna Park Chalk Art Festival ....


The Art Box Ride

Meet at the Art Box Project SJ table in Backesto Park.10:30 am
Backesto Park, San Jose (Map)
In celebration of the Art Box Project SJ's first anniversary, we welcome you to join us on an inspired tour of original works of art on city utility boxes led by the Bike Clinic of San Jose.
Enjoy the displays at the Luna Park Chalk Art Festival...nosh some Art Box Project SJ anniversary cake (while it lasts) and then enjoy the art box tour.

Saturday, September 22, 2012
(More Info)




Tour de Fat
Lindley Meadow in Golden Gate Park (Map)
Saturday, September 22, 2012
(More Info)

REGISTRATION 10:00am
PARADE 11:00am - 12:00pm
REVIVAL 12:00pm - 4:00pm
BENEFITTING San Francisco Bike Coalition
Bay Area Ridge Trail Council
...
Critical Mass 20th Anniversary Ride and Interstellar Ride
Saturday, September 24, 2012 until September 30, 2012
On the last Friday of September, 1992, a group of San Franciscan cyclists showed up on Market Street for the first ever Critical Mass. This leaderless ride became a monthly “organized coincidence”, and in the years that followed, spread around the world. Celebrating a shared sense of rediscovering urban spaces, Critical Mass riders cross borders and find common cause to have a good time on foot-powered wheels. These uplifting rides also challenge the use of city streets and the domination of cars and oil in
our transportation system.

To mark the 20th Anniversary of the first Critical Mass ride, a group of enthusiasts has formed a Welcome Committee that is organizing a week-long celebration September 24-30, 2012. With great pleasure, we invite you to join us in San Francisco, California for our planned events, and we encourage you to get involved and/or create your own activities.

Dozens, hundreds, maybe a thousand friends from around the world will arrive here to help us commemorate this milestone. Friday the 28th is of course the big birthday, the Interstellar Critical Mass ride, which we hope will be a giant, crazy, awesome evening ending in a big party under warm skies.

Santa Cruz Open Streets
West Cliff Drive Santa Cruz
Sunday, October 7, 2012 9am-1pm
Free community event. Enjoy West Cliff Drive without automobile traffic. Bicyclists, joggers, strollers, skaters...come one, come all! Streets for people from Lighthouse Field to Natural Bridges State Park.
 More Info


San Francisco Sunday Streets (Street Closure Event) - Excelsior

Sunday, October 21, 2012 11:00 AM - 4:00 PM

Mission Street, from Silver to Seneca; Seneca from Mission to San Jose (Tentative) More Info

 


Also note the Guadalupe River Trail will be closed for paving construction soon. The closed portion will extend north of 880 all the way to Gold Street in Alviso. check Twitter for more details.
Too see all rides on the map click the link just below the map. Thanks.

View Upcomming Bay Area Bike Events in a larger map