Bring your family, friends, bikes and helmets to a free Community Bicycle Workshop at a shared-use schoolyard in District 11. Join us at Longfellow Elementary School, 755 Morse St. in San Francisco (enter on Lowell Street). 10:00 am Learn to Ride (all ages) 12:00 pm Pre-Road Skills (on the blacktop) 1:30 pm Neighborhood Ride (2-4 […]
In the event of rain, cargo bike display only will be cancelled. We'll be there! Front seat, back seat, tag along or family bike? When can I start riding with my baby, and how do I get ready? Talk to our family biking experts and take an up-close look a variety of equipment at the Family Bike […]
San Francisco Bike to School Week is April 15-19, when thousands of students and caregivers will bike or otherwise roll to 90 schools throughout the city. School organizers choose the best day to participate, promote the big day to other families, and get giveaways and resources for a great event. See the list of registered […]
Excelsior Bikes! workshop at Guadalupe Elementary (10:00 am-1:30 pm) ends with an easy loop on neighborhood streets and bike routes, and return to our start point. If you would like to participate in this ride, please register in advance at mybikeskills.com or onsite with Excelsior Bikes! Parents and volunteers: this is a great chance to […]
Freedom from Training Wheels is a great way to get kids riding without training wheels. Bring your child’s bike and helmet if you have them. If not, we have a few balance bikes for children aged 2-5. Our instructors will work with your young people to get them striding, rolling, and pedaling in no time. […]
Front seat, back seat, tag-along or family bike? A Family Bike is a great option to take smaller children to school before you bike to work, for shopping and errands, and for bike trips where your child is not ready to ride on their own. You can even load your child's bike along with your […]
The next Test Ride a Family Bike is 4/14 at Sunday Streets. Front seat, back seat, tag-along or family bike? A Family Bike is a great option to take smaller children to school before you bike to work, for shopping and errands, and for bike trips where your child is not ready to ride on […]
Freedom from Training Wheels is a great way to get kids riding without training wheels. Bring your child’s bike and helmet if you have them. If not, we have a few balance bikes for children aged 2-5. Our instructors will work with your young people to get them striding, rolling, and pedaling in no time. […]
Front seat, back seat, tag-along or family bike? A Family Bike is a great option to take smaller children to school before you bike to work, for shopping and errands, and for bike trips where your child is not ready to ride on their own. You can even load your child's bike along with your […]
Schools and families throughout San Francisco will celebrate Bike & Roll to School the full week of April 15-19! Join thousands of students and their parents and teachers at 100 schools who will ride in "bike trains," use their own pedal power and roll to pre-school, elementary, middle and high school. Sign up now! Join the […]
Assembly member Phil Ting and AP Giannini Middle School host the annual Sunset District Bike Safety Fair open to all San Francisco families. Come improve your bike skills, learn about Safe Routes to School, bike safety, and legislation that affects the community. YBike Learn-to-Ride and obstacle course with helmet giveaway while supplies last Test Ride a Family Bike try out […]
Playland at 43rd Avenue is 3 years old! Help us celebrate! We'll have music, a food truck, and fun for all ages. Tell your friends and neighbors, and bring the whole family. Final Exhibit for artist-in-residence Alicia Guckenheimer-Harrell. Alicia's love of animals continually inspires her artwork, incorporating compassion and empathy for all living things. Come see […]
THIS EVENT HAS BEEN CANCELED. Photo Credit: Presidio YBike YBike and The SF Bicycle Coalition present a Learn-to-Ride workshop for children plus an opportunity for adults to practice riding a bike. We'll help every child master the skill of riding a bicycle. YBike instructors assists new riders to get rolling, based on each child's ability. YBike […]
Pump up your tires, get a quick safety lesson and let’s roll! The SF Bicycle Coalition and SF Fire Department invite families to bike with us from the Panhandle Park bike/pedestrian path to Car Free Sunday on JFK Drive. The SF Fire Department will station one of their trucks there for families to explore and […]
Safe Routes to School and SF Recreation and Parks present YBike Learn-to-Ride and SF Bicycle Coalition Freedom From Training Wheels. We introduce biking a fun, safe and structured way. Children practice bike handling and balance skills at their own pace. Our instructors help new riders and their parents work together based on each child’s ability. Children who have some biking […]
Assembly member Phil Ting and Jose Ortega Elementary School are hosting a Bike Safety Fair open to all San Francisco families. Come improve your bike skills, learn about Safe Routes to School, bike safety, and legislation that affects the community. YBike Learn-to-Ride and obstacle course with helmet giveaway while supplies last How to Host a Bike Train workshop, followed by […]
State Assemblymember Phil Ting and Aptos Middle School host the annual Family Bike Fair open to all San Francisco families. Come improve your bike skills, learn about Safe Routes to School, bike safety, and legislation that affects the community. Youth Learn-to-Ride, hosted by YBike - YBike provides balance bikes for ages 2-5 and children’s bikes of all sizes to use […]
State Assembly member Phil Ting and Frank McCoppin Elementary School host the annual Family Bike Fair open to all San Francisco families. Come improve your bike skills, learn about Safe Routes to School, bike safety, and legislation that affects the community. Youth Learn-to-Ride, hosted by YBike – YBike provides balance bikes for ages 2-5 and children’s bikes of all sizes […]
*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.
