Happy Monday. I can handle rain, sleet, lightning, thunder, wet socks, but then I arrive at the office this morning and discover the coffee maker is broken! I fear this combined with those red Starbucks anti-Christ cups littering the trail are portents of evil tidings. Look for a brief collection of Monday bike news below […]
As of this writing, the forecasters at the National Weather Service predict less than a quarter inch of rain for the San Francisco Bay Area, with perhaps up to a half inch along the coast in the hills. Clear weather returns Tuesday, but there’s currently a slight chance of more rain again on Friday. Remember, […]
Paramedic Sean Andrasik of the Ride Guides and Backcountry Medical Guides will lead a Mountain Bike Wilderness First Aid Class in Santa Cruz, CA the weekend of November 14 & 15. In this two day course, you’ll begin each day at 8 AM learning first aid for common backcountry medical and trauma emergencies while riding […]
This is cool: At their next meeting on Tuesday, November 10, 2015, the Ventura County Board of Supervisors will consider an ordinance to provide defense and indemnification to owners of property with dedicated public recreational trails.
Attention American Consumers: Bicycle Adventures invites you to go ride a bike on Black Friday. To encourage you to do something you’re gonna do anyway, you can win a guided bicycle adventure through Bryce and Zion National Parks or an Orbea Carpe 50 urban bike.
Yesterday was local election day in California and around the nation. For the areas I generally pay attention to, most elections were for school districts, special purpose districts, and bond measures to fund schools. From a transportation and land use perspective, several interesting issues in San Francisco bolstered turnout to 30%, which is more than […]