New to biking? Come practice with Juli, alumna of the SF Bicycle Coalition Adult Learn How to Ride Class, & other experienced riders. We’ll do an easy ride in Golden Gate Park’s car-free space, then ride a bit in traffic, and end with tasty treats in the Richmond District! No hills and experienced cyclists will […]
The committee meets monthly to consider bicycle transportation projects and policies to make recommendations to the Board of Supervisors, the SFMTA, and other City and County agencies. More details here.
The SF Bicycle Coalition is governed by a volunteer Board of Directors. The Board is responsible for the organization’s financial health and achievement of its mission. SF Bicycle Coalition Members are invited to attend all Board meetings. No RSVP needed. For details on the Board of Directors, visit www.sfbike.org/board. You may read the agenda here.
The SF Bicycle Coalition and Bike East Bay are teaming up for a happy hour celebrating women and bikes! Join us to meet new bike-loving friends, hear what’s happening around women and bikes on both sides of the bay and find out how you can get more involved. This casual, women-focused happy hour is open to all bike […]
Executive Director Brian Wiedenmeier wants to hear from you. He is hosting monthly office hours in each of SF’s Supervisorial districts. This month, he’s biking to D6 and locking up outside Sextant Coffee Roasters in SoMa on Folsom Street. Bike by and let him know what’s on your mind.
Flex your advocacy muscle and become a Bicycle Ambassador! Come to our training to get up to date on what's going on with the SF Bicycle Coalition and learn how to sign up new members. This training will prepare you to volunteer at Bike to Work Day, as well as at races, festivals, Service Stations […]
Come out to this special night of theater that’s specifically for people who bike! Join us for a pre-show happy hour from 7:00 - 8:00 pm at A.C.T.’s Sky Bar (inside the Geary Theater) for complimentary beer and snacks. Patrons who bike to the theater receive a special discount on tickets ($35 Orchestra, $25 Mezzanine, and […]
The SFMTA has scheduled a series of public events that coincide with a trial week-long closure of Octavia Street adjacent to Patricia’s Green (Linden to Hayes), March 31 through April 7. The combination of public outreach and an “open street” event is consistent with the neighborhood’s desire to improve the public realm at Patricia’s Green […]
Join the Gals for an easy going "out and back" ride along the shoreline Bay Trail to the Rosie the Riveter Museum. We'll spend a little time on Berkeley streets to reach the bike bridge over to the Bay Trail and then stay on the paved mulit-use path to the Rosie the Riveter Museum. We'll […]
The SF Bicycle Coalition leads a Bike & Roll to School "bike train" from Excelsior Playground Hub to nearby elementary schools. Join parents, teachers and students who gather with bikes and scooters (and helmets!). If you take the bus or drive to school, hop off MUNI at Madrid and Persia, or park the car and come join the fun. There are also […]
Join the volunteers who keep the SF Bicycle Coalition membership strong. No cold-calling, just calls to friendly lapsed members offering an easy way to renew. Plan to stay for the thank-you dinner afterward and get to know your fellow volunteers. RSVP to join us at Phone Bank here.
The SFMTA has scheduled a series of public events that coincide with a trial week–long closure of Octavia Street adjacent to Patricia’s Green (Linden to Hayes), March 31 through April 7. The combination of public outreach and an “open street” event is consistent with the neighborhood’s desire to improve the public realm at Patricia’s Green […]
Get out on your lunch break and walk the length of Octavia Blvd. with the SFMTA to discuss ideas for redesigning the boulevard’s local lanes, potential circulation changes at Market St. & Octavia Blvd., and the Page Street Neighborway. The SFMTA has scheduled a series of public events that coincide with a trial week–long closure […]
Join us for a cup of coffee and let’s talk bikes! Once a month, an informal gathering of women, trans* and femme-identified folks meet to talk about bicycling in the city, share tips and caffeinate together. If you’re new to riding or interested but haven’t gotten rolling yet, this is a perfect place to find […]
If you are new to maintaining your bike and also want to know the best ways to keep your machine out of the repair shop, this is the class for you. All it takes is a little love and maintenance to keep your ride in peak condition. Come get your hands greasy with us! Our […]
On Friday, April 7th, join Rails to Trails staff and Trailblazer Society members at Box Dog Bikes, a worker-owned cooperative bike shop in the Mission District to learn about how becoming an RTC donor helps build healthier places for healthier people.
This event has been cancelled. Please see more upcoming family biking events on our events calendar.
Eroica California is an annual event held in Paso Robles, California honoring the history of cycling. L'Eroica began in 1997 in Gaiole in Chianti, Italy and ventured to California three years ago. This is an incredible event that encompasses amazing people from all over the world, vintage bikes on gravel and dirt roads, and food […]
Every year the Valley Spokemen cycling club hosts a terrific metric century (65 miles) in the South Bay open only to women and girls. While Gals with Gears won’t be doing a group ride, we did want to get the word out. Maybe you need a little encouragement, maybe you’re looking to car pool, maybe […]
Bring your bike out on April 8th for a Friends of the Urban Forest Planting day. And fear not, Bicis Del Pueblo and SFBike are collaborating to provide bicycles for those without wheels as well as trailers to volunteers for the day. Friends of the Urban Forest makes it easy and affordable for San Franciscans to get new […]
*Events not officially sponsored or organized by the SF Bicycle Coalition are marked with an asterisk. We post events that might be of interest to our SF area members; we do not necessarily endorse any particular group or perspective you may find represented here.
