Labor History Tour *

Sun., Jul. 5 | 12-4pm | Meet at CounterPULSE, 1310 Mission St. (at 9th St.)

CounterPULSE and Shaping San Francisco director Chris Carlsson conducts 4-hour historical tours of San Francisco by bicycle. Bring a snack and water. Reservations preferred: 415-608-9035. Sliding scale benefits Shaping SF: $15-50. Please visit http://www.shapingsf.org/biketours.html for more information.

Bike Maintenance Class: Know Your Bike *

Sun., Jul. 5 | 5:30-7:30pm | 494 14th St. @ Box Dog Bikes

Learn the names of the parts of your bike, how to fix a flat, and more in this hands on bike maintenance class. Classes are limited to 5 people, so there is plenty of time to ask questions. Only $35 for this class or sign up for the series of three bike classes for $90. Contact: dan@boxdogbikes.com or call 415-431-9627.

Bike Kitchen July Tune Up Class *

Mon., Jul. 6 | 7pm-9:30pm | The Bike Kitchen, 650H Florida St.

Class will be hands-on, so bring a bike and get ready to get greasy. Over the 3 weeks (July 6th, 13th, 20th) it will cover what is included in a basic shop tune-up: installing and removing tubes and tires (i.e. fixing a flat), installing cables, adjusting brakes and gears, chain maintenance, truing wheels, etc. Contact: info@bikekitchen.org
Registration: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/71087

Sunday Streets to Great Streets: Enrique Penalosa

Tue., Jul. 7 | 5:30-7:30 pm Koret Auditorium, San Francisco Main Public Library (100 Larkin Street)

Meet Enrique Penalosa, former Mayor of Bogota, Colombia and internationally-renowned innovator in the fields of transportation, housing and land use for large cities, as he discusses how San Francisco can learn from international best practices in urban public space development. San Francisco’s successful Sunday Streets program is based on Penalosa’s wildly popular “Ciclovia” system in Bogota. Thanks to Mayor Penalosa, Bogota has also become an international gold standard for Bus Rapid Transit. Penalosa will discuss how San Francisco can accomplish and benefit from further improvements to our city’s public realm.

This event will also celebrate the launch of the San Francisco Great Streets Project, a new campaign to catalyze the return of our city’s streets to their rightful place as the center of civic life in this wonderful city by working with government, business, and neighborhood leaders to test, analyze and institutionalize placemaking.

Valet bicycle parking provided.

SFBC Treehouse Talk: Paul Dorn

Tue., Jul. 7 | 6:30pm, SFBC HQ, 995 Market St (at 6th). Bring your bike up!

Bicycling for Paul Dorn is much more than an effective means of city travel. He also considers it a great vehicle for social engagement, self expression, and personal transformation. The longtime SFBC member has aided prospective bicycle commuters for more than a decade with his popular advice website and blog, and now his new book, The Bike to Work Guide: What You Need to Know to Save Gas, Go Green, Get Fit. Dorn will share his book, discuss the critical importance of advocacy, and explain why the future for bicycle commuting has never been brighter.

SFBC Volunteer Night

Wed., Jul. 8 | 5-8pm |SFBC HQ, 995 Market St. Suite 1550

This SFBC tradition every second and fourth Wednesday has been happening for as long as we can remember, but newcomers are always welcome. So stop by, snack on tasty treats, chat with fellow cyclists, and help us keep our organization rolling. Dinner is provided. Bring a friend - the more the merrier! Don't forget to bring up your bike! Questions? Email kate@sfbike.org or just show up.

Team in Training Info Meeting *

Wed., Jul. 8 | 6:30pm | Presidio Sports Basement, 610 Old Mason St

Join Team In Training and train for a cycle century ride (100 miles) while raising funds to fight blood cancer! Learn more at a Team In Training Information Meeting near you. Visit www.teamintraining.org for details or call 800.78.TRAIN.

SFBC Volunteer Phone Banking

Thu., Jul. 9 | 5-8pm | SFBC HQ, 995 Market St Ste 1550

Turn your gift of gab into bike improvements when you volunteer at the SFBC's Phone Banking Night. The SFBC's phone banking team has been very successful at helping members who have forgotten to renew. We call friendly members to let them know their membership has lapsed. (No cold calling!) It's that easy. Hang out with a fun bunch of cool cyclists and enjoy a tasty dinner on us. Email Cynthia at cynthia@sfbike.org if you have questions or want to take part.

SFBC Bike Buddy Route Ride: Civic Center to Ocean Beach via the Sunset

Thu., Jul. 9 | 5:30pm | City Hall, Polk Street Steps

The SFBC Bike Buddies hit the street to acquaint new riders with common or challenging bike commute routes in San Francisco with a Route Ride. An experienced bike commuter leads these rides at an easy pace; new riders are encouraged. In July, learn the best commute route from the Civic Center to Ocean Beach via the Sunset. The ride will begin at City Hall and end near Ocean Beach--if an impromptu Happy Hour ensues, even better! Heavy rain cancels. Email bikebuddy@sfbike.org for more information.

Gas-Free Friday

Fri., Jul. 10 | 7:30-9:30am | City Hall, Polk Street Steps

Declare your independence from oil when you pedal your way to an SFBC Energizer Station on Gas-Free Fridays to fuel up on coffee, tea and snacks. The SFBC wants to help more people substitute one short car trip with a bicycle trip just one day a week. In San Francisco, half of all driving trips are under two miles in length -- a distance easily traveled by bicycle. So, grab your bike and encourage a friend or coworker to go gas free. Want to help spead the SFBC goodwill at Gas-Free Fridays? Contact tessa@sfbike.org.

Monthly Good Roads Ride

Sat., Jul. 11 | 10:00 am–12:00 pm. Meet at Union Square, Powell & Post entrance (across from Saks)

Help rescue Nob Hill, Chinatown and the Financial District from hazardous cracks and potholes -- all in one energetic, very bike-friendly morning. Join the Good Roads Crew as we spin through these iconic neighborhoods north of Market and south of Broadway. Our goal is to mark every pavement defect we see with spray paint and report them to 311. We usually average 50 potholes in just two hours. Following our heroic efforts, we’ll celebrate with lunch and drinks. First-timers always welcome; we’re a friendly group! Visit sfbike.org/goodroads for more information. Heavy rain cancels.

Different Spokes Monthly Jersey Ride *

Sat., Jul. 11 | 8:30am meet, 9:00am ride out, Peet's Coffee, 2257 Market St. at 16th St

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. Details: www.dssf.org Contact or RSVP to rides@dssf.org

Pedaling Revolution Book Event *

Sat., Jul. 11 | 5pm, The Green Arcade, 1680 Market St (@ Gough)

Writer Jeff Mapes comes to SF to discuss Pedaling Revolution, his new book tracing the growth of bicycle advocacy, examining the environmental, safety, and health aspects of cycling, and exploring the growing bike culture that is changing the look and feel of cities, suburbs, and small towns across North America. Read David Byrne's review of Pedaling Revolution in the NY Times; call Green Arcade for more info: (415) 431-6800

Ridge to Bridge Ride *

Sun., Jul. 12 | 10am-1pm | Meet at the Presidio Main Post

Experience the National Parks bordering the Golden Gate. Join Ranger James Osborne for this fun and strenuous 12-mile loop bike ride that begins in the Presidio, spans the Golden Gate Bridge, then descends into the peaceful valley in the Marin Headlands. You will gain a unique perspective on the Bay Area Ridge Trail and the Golden Gate, and get a terrific workout! Reservations and information: 415-561-4323. For experienced riders with hybrid bikes (10 miles is paved; 2 is dirt trail).

Ice Cream Sunday Ride

Sun., Jul. 12 | 12noon | Meet at the first shop, Humphry Slocombe, at 24th & Harrison. Ride will depart at 12:30 for next location.

Join your fellow SFBC members on a fun & tasty ride to some of SF's top ice cream Shops! We'll ride and sample at least 6 top-rated creameries across the city where we'll stop to taste flavors and socialize. The ride will be a leisurely 6 miles with 5 shops and will include a few hills to work off the extra calories. Child riders (14 or younger) are discouraged, since this ride will require some skilled street riding. Bring a lock, water bottle, and ice cream money & hope for a hot day! To catch up with the group, call 954-937-263o.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009*

Tue., Jul. 14 | All Day | San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009*

Wed., Jul. 15 | All Day | San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

Free Urban Cycling Workshop: Intro to Safe Cycling (Day 1)

Thu., Jul. 16 | 5:30pm - 9:30pm, Taraval Police Station, 2345 24th Ave (btwn Taraval and Santiago)

This four-hour, in-classroom, introductory course is perfect for new cyclists and those want to feel more comfortable riding on city streets. The class covers the basics for how to choose the right bike and properly fit a helmet. Learn tips for the safest ways to ride in traffic, techniques to avoid or deal with road hazards and emergency maneuvers along with other useful gems of knowledge, like the best way to lock up your bike and how to use a bike in combination with public transit, and cyclists' legal rights and responsibilities.

Adults and anyone over 14 years of age are welcome, free of charge, pre-registration is required (sign up today); bring your lunch or dinner. No bicycle is needed for this class. Note: This class is the "day 1" course for League of American Bicyclists' Bike Ed Road I certification.

Team in Training Info Meeting *

Thu., Jul. 16 | 6:30pm | Portero Hill Sports Basement, 1590 Bryant

Join Team In Training and train for a cycle century ride (100 miles) while raising funds to fight blood cancer! Learn more at a Team In Training Information Meeting near you. Visit www.teamintraining.org for details or call 800.78.TRAIN.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009 *

Thu., Jul. 16 | All Day | San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

Gas-Free Friday

Fri., Jul. 17 | 7:30-9:30am | Market St @ 12th St

Declare your independence from oil when you pedal your way to an SFBC Energizer Station on Gas-Free Fridays to fuel up on coffee, tea and snacks. The SFBC wants to help more people substitute one short car trip with a bicycle trip just one day a week. In San Francisco, half of all driving trips are under two miles in length -- a distance easily traveled by bicycle. So, grab your bike and encourage a friend or coworker to go gas free. Want to help spead the SFBC goodwill at Gas-Free Fridays? Contact tessa@sfbike.org.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009 *

Fri., Jul. 17 | All Day | San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

Pavement to Parks Ride

Sat., Jul. 18 | 10am-2pm, meet at 17th and Castro Plaza

Join the San Francisco Great Streets Project as we check out the sites of San Francisco's newest public space movement. Starting at the City's first Pavement to Parks Site in the Castro, we'll continue on to the three sites soon to be reclaimed in Potrero, Southern Mission and the Excelsior. All are welcome, will not be a strenuous ride. Heavy rain cancels. For more information, email Erin Rice at erin@sfgreatstreets.org.

San Francisco's Presidio: A Fresh Look

Sat., Jul. 18 | 11am-2pm | Meet at The Spire, north of the Arguello Gate (access via short dirt path just past the golf course parking lot).

The transformation of the Presidio is accelerating, and changes to the forests, natural areas, architecture, and bike paths are worth a close up look. This tour of the Presidio's backroads is led by a Natural Areas program volunteer and SFBC member. Easy ride on pavement - be prepared to ascend twice to the Presidio's ridge line.

The SFBC's Cultural History tours and Recreational Rides are free for SFBC members (a $5 donation from non-members is appreciated.) Rain cancels rides. Email dale987@gmail.com for questions.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009 *

Sat., Jul. 18 | All Day | San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

AIDS Walk SF - Cars in Golden Gate Park *

Sun., Jul. 19 | 9am-2pm | East end of Golden Gate Park

Be advised that the East end of Golden Gate Park will have increased vehicular and pedestrian traffic due to the AIDS Walk. Please consult the AIDS Walk route map and plan your ride accordingly: http://www.aidswalk.net/sanfran/event/maps.html. Questions or concerns - call AIDS Walk San Francisco at 415/615-9255.

Sunday Streets!

Sun., Jul. 19 | 10am-2pm|Route through the Mission

Sunday Streets is back for another year with miles and miles of car-free fun in the streets for six dates from April through September. We're excited it's back for another year and will visit so many different neighborhoods to open streets and encourage people of all ages to take to the streets and play.

Help make Sunday Streets happen as volunteer staff. A free lunch and t-shirts are provided to all volunteers, and there is a special treat for any volunteer who helps on five dates or more. To sign up to volunteer and for more information about dates and routes, go to: www.sundaystreetssf.com/volunteer.html.

If you're trained in SFBC Outreach and would like to come out and represent the SFBC at Sunday Streets email tessa@sfbike.org. Bike valet volunteers needed as well.

Freedom from Training Wheels

Sun., Jul. 19 | 11:00am - 1:00pm, Sunday Streets in the Mission, specific location TBD

Join the SFBC on the car-free Sunday Streets route through the Mission for a group effort to get our kids riding without training wheels. Bring bike, helmet and a snack to share. We'll take care of the rest. Heavy rain cancels. Questions? Call Neal at 415-431-2453 x312.

Bicycle Film Festival 2009 *

Sun., Jul. 19 | all day long, San Francisco & Oakland

The Bicycle Film Festival returns with concerts, parties, art shows, bike polo, and of course lots of bike films. This year the Bicycle Film Festival will visit both San Francisco and Oakland. See www.bicyclefilmfestival.com for details.

SFBC Volunteer Night

Wed., Jul. 22 | 5-8pm |SFBC HQ, 995 Market St. Suite 1550

This SFBC tradition every second and fourth Wednesday has been happening for as long as we can remember, but newcomers are always welcome. So stop by, snack on tasty treats, chat with fellow cyclists, and help us keep our organization rolling. Dinner is provided. Bring a friend - the more the merrier! Don't forget to bring up your bike! Questions? Email kate@sfbike.org or just show up.

Team in Training Info Meeting *

Wed., Jul. 22 | 6:30pm | Presidio Sports Basement, 610 Old Mason St

Join Team In Training and train for a cycle century ride (100 miles) while raising funds to fight blood cancer! Learn more at a Team In Training Information Meeting near you. Visit www.teamintraining.org for details or call 800.78.TRAIN.

SFBC Volunteer Phone Banking

Thu., Jul. 23 | 5-8pm | SFBC HQ, 995 Market St Ste 1550

Turn your gift of gab into bike improvements when you volunteer at the SFBC's Phone Banking Night. The SFBC's phone banking team has been very successful at helping members who have forgotten to renew. We call friendly members to let them know their membership has lapsed. (No cold calling!) It's that easy. Hang out with a fun bunch of cool cyclists and enjoy a tasty dinner on us. Email Cynthia at cynthia@sfbike.org if you have questions or want to take part.

Rubber Side Down Movie Premiere *

Thu., Jul. 23 | 6pm | The Clif Bar Theater, 1610 5th Street Berkeley, CA

Rubber Side Down is the story of two amateur Canadian cyclists who pedaled over 4900 miles in an effort to shed light on Crohn's Disease and ulcerative colitis. All proceeds will benefit the Crohn's and Colitis Foundations of America and Canada. Tickets: http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/70213

SF Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting *

Thu., Jul. 23 | 6:30pm, City Hall Room 408 (Polk and Grove Streets)

Come and speak your mind about bicycle issues in San Francisco. This eleven member committee meets once a month and advises the Board of Supervisors on all matters bicycle. Check the BAC website to confirm these dates and read the agenda. Contact Bert Hill, chair of the BAC, to place an issue on the agenda or to request notice of meetings.

Gas-Free Friday

Fri., Jul. 24 | 7:30-9:30am | Valencia St @ 17th

Declare your independence from oil when you pedal your way to an SFBC Energizer Station on Gas-Free Fridays to fuel-up on coffee, tea and snacks. The SFBC wants to help more people substitute one short car trip with a bicycle trip just one day a week. In San Francisco, half of all driving trips are under two miles in length -- a distance easily traveled by bicycle. So, grab your bike and encourage a friend or coworker to go gas free. Want to help spead the SFBC goodwill at Gas-Free Fridays? Contact tessa@sfbike.org.

Seven Hells Bike Tour *

Sat., Jul. 25 | 10:00-2:30pm, meet at Panhandle statue (Baker between Fell and Oak)

Hey masochists, get those granny gears oiled up -- Seven Hells is back with seven (and then some) of the City's most devilish climbs. Be prepared for some very strenuous climbs and long flat rides: Twin Peaks, Mt. Davidson, Ocean Beach to Legion of Honor, Seacliff and GG Bridge, Divisadero, Nob Hill, 21st St. in the Mission and Clipper. We'll be going around 45 miles (route as PDF). With breaks and a moderate pace, this ride should take around 4-1/2 hours. Strong riders only please. We will make every reasonable effort to stay together as a group. Rest stops announced on day of the ride. If you have questions, please contact Dan the Hill Man.

SFBC Board Meeting

Tue., Jul. 28 | Tue., July 28 | 6:30-8:30pm, SFBC Headquarters, 995 Market Street, Suite 1550

Everyone is welcome. For agenda and details, contact Leah at 415-431-BIKE x306 or leah@sfbike.org.

SFBC Bike-in Movie Night: Rad

Wed., Jul. 29 | 8pm | Held in the parking lot across from the Good Hotel, 112 7th Street @ Mission St

Join the SFBC and your fellow bike lovers for the first of our free summer bike-in movies! We'll be kicking off with the beloved BMX cult classic Rad, featuring the amazingly infamous bike dance scene and a young Aunt Becky.

Free valet bicycle parking provided. To volunteer as a bike valet email LisaRuth at vbpvolunteer@sfbike.org. Extra special thanks to Good Hotel for hosting!

Gas-Free Friday

Fri., Jul. 31 | 7:30-9:30am | Ferry Building

Declare your independence from oil when you pedal your way to an SFBC Energizer Station on Gas-Free Fridays to fuel-up on coffee, tea and snacks. The SFBC wants to help more people substitute one short car trip with a bicycle trip just one day a week. In San Francisco, half of all driving trips are under two miles in length -- a distance easily traveled by bicycle. So, grab your bike and encourage a friend or coworker to go gas free. Want to help spead the SFBC goodwill at Gas-Free Fridays? Contact tessa@sfbike.org.

Critical Mass *

Fri., Jul. 31 | 6pm, Justin "Pee Wee" Herman Plaza, Market @ Embarcadero

While this ride is not organized nor endorsed by the SFBC, we have a keen interest in happy bicycling every day in San Francisco. To that end, we encourage all participants to ride courteously and respectfully. For more info, see the Critical Mass website.

Gears and Grills Summer Cookout

Sat., Aug. 1 | 11:00am-2:00pm | Meet at the Panhandle Statue, Fell and Baker

Join the SFBC and fellow hungry cyclists for a moderately-challenging, scenic summer ride to a tailgate cookout (destination TBD). No fee to participate — except for your delicious pot-luck contribution! If you want to "cook out," bring a camp stove and a tasty dish to grill, glaze, boil, or braise. Otherwise, bring a side dish to share. Don’t forget plates and utensils! And an extra layer (or two), this is SF after all. Info: robin@biteback.com.

Freedom from Training Wheels

Sun., Aug. 2 | 1:00pm - 2:30pm, JFK Drive, west of Conservatory Dr., Golden Gate Park

Join the SFBC in car-free Golden Gate Park for a group effort to get our kids riding without training wheels. Bring bike, helmet and a snack to share. We'll take care of the rest. Heavy rain cancels. Questions? Call Neal at 415-431-2453 x312.

SFBC Treehouse Talk: Bike Plan 2009 - the rest of the Plan

Tue., Aug. 4 | 6:30pm, SFBC HQ, 995 Market St (at 6th St)

We've adopted the SF Bike Plan and approved dozens of near-term improvement projects for the Bike Network, hooray! But what's in the rest of the Bike Plan? Bikes on Muni? Colored pavement for bike lanes? Physically separated bikeways? Bike boulevards? All this and many more actions and initiatives for better biking in San Francisco are in the Plan. Join us for this conversation with SFBC and City staff to learn what else is in the Bike Plan and how we can make it real.

Different Spokes Monthly Jersey Ride *

Sat., Aug. 8 | 8:30am meet, 9:00am ride out, Peet's Coffee, 2257 Market St. at 16th St

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. Details: www.dssf.org Contact or RSVP to rides@dssf.org

Bike Buddy Route Ride: Downtown to the Bayview-Hunter's Point

Sat., Aug. 8 | 2pm | Meet at the Ferry Building

Every month, the SFBC Bike Buddies hit the street to acquaint new riders with common or challenging bike commute routes in San Francisco with a Route Ride. In August, you can learn the best commute route from downtown to Bayview-Hunter's Point; new riders are encouraged. Heavy rain cancels. Email bikebuddy@sfbike.org for more information.

Sunday Streets!

Sun., Aug. 9 | 10am-2pm|Great Highway Route. Connecting Golden Gate Park to the San Francisco Zoo, along Ocean Beach.

Sunday Streets is back for another year with miles and miles of car-free fun in the streets for six dates from April through September. We're excited it's back for another year and will visit so many different neighborhoods to open streets and encourage people of all ages to take to the streets and play.

Help make Sunday Streets happen as volunteer staff. A free lunch and t-shirts are provided to all volunteers, and there is a special treat for any volunteer who helps on five dates or more. To sign up to volunteer and for more information about dates and routes, go to: www.sundaystreetssf.com/volunteer.html.

If you're trained in SFBC Outreach and would like to come out and represent the SFBC at Sunday Streets email tessa@sfbike.org. Bike valet volunteers needed as well.

Freedom from Training Wheels

Sun., Aug. 9 | 11:00am - 1:00pm, Sunday Streets route on the Great Highway

Join the SFBC on the Sunday Streets route along the Great Highway for a group effort to get our kids riding without training wheels. Bring bike, helmet and a snack to share. We'll take care of the rest. Heavy rain cancels. Specific location tbd. Questions? Call Neal at 415-431-2453 x312.

The Post-Carbon City: Planning for Abundance in an Era of Dwindling Resources*

Tue., Aug. 11 | 6-7:30pm | SPUR Urban Center, 654 Mission Street (between Third & New Montgomery)

Join the SFBC's Leah Shahum for a panel discussion about Eco-Urbanism—a movement that emphasizes sustainability. As planners promote green communities and make existing cities more environmentally sensitive, how can we thoughtfully plan urban neighborhoods that include robust transit systems and bicycle infrastructure to reduce emissions? Other panelists include Carl Anthony, founder of Urban Habitat; Jeff Tumlin of NelsonNygaard; Leah Shahum, executive director of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition; Harrison Fraker, former dean of UC Berkeley's College of Environmental Design; and exhibition curator Benjamin Grant. Sponsored by SPUR. Free for SPUR members and $5 for the general public.

SFBC Volunteer Night

Wed., Aug. 12 | 5-8pm |SFBC HQ, 995 Market St. Suite 1550

This SFBC tradition every second and fourth Wednesday has been happening for as long as we can remember, but newcomers are always welcome. So stop by, snack on tasty treats, chat with fellow cyclists, and help us keep our organization rolling. Dinner is provided. Bring a friend - the more the merrier! Don't forget to bring up your bike! Questions? Email kate@sfbike.org or just show up.

SFBC Bike-in Movie Night: Klunkerz

Wed., Aug. 19 | 8pm | Held in the parking lot across from the Good Hotel, 112 7th Street @ Mission St

Join the SFBC and your fellow bike lovers for the second of our free summer bike-in movies! The featured film will be Klunkerz, which tells the story of the early crazy days of mountain biking in Marin and how it all lead to the birth of a world-wide phenomenon and a massive bike boom.

Free valet bicycle parking provided. To volunteer as a bike valet email LisaRuth at vbpvolunteer@sfbike.org. Extra special thanks to Good Hotel for hosting!

SFBC Board Meeting

Tue., Aug. 25 | Tue., August 25 | 6:30-8:30pm, SFBC Headquarters, 995 Market Street, Suite 1550

Everyone is welcome. For agenda and details, contact Leah at 415-431-BIKE x306 or leah@sfbike.org.

SFBC Volunteer Night

Wed., Aug. 26 | 5-8pm |SFBC HQ, 995 Market St. Suite 1550

This SFBC tradition every second and fourth Wednesday has been happening for as long as we can remember, but newcomers are always welcome. So stop by, snack on tasty treats, chat with fellow cyclists, and help us keep our organization rolling. Dinner is provided. Bring a friend - the more the merrier! Don't forget to bring up your bike! Questions? Email kate@sfbike.org or just show up.

SF Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting *

Thu., Aug. 27 | 6:30pm, City Hall Room 408 (Polk and Grove Streets)

Come and speak your mind about bicycle issues in San Francisco. This eleven member committee meets once a month and advises the Board of Supervisors on all matters bicycle. Check the BAC website to confirm these dates and read the agenda. Contact Bert Hill, chair of the BAC, to place an issue on the agenda or to request notice of meetings.

Valet Bicycle Parking at Outside Lands *

Fri., Aug. 28 | 1:30pm-11pm|Golden Gate Park

Free valet bicycle parking provided. To volunteer as a bike valet email LisaRuth at vbpvolunteer@sfbike.org.

Critical Mass *

Fri., Aug. 28 | 6pm, Justin "Pee Wee" Herman Plaza, Market @ Embarcadero

While this ride is not organized nor endorsed by the SFBC, we have a keen interest in happy bicycling every day in San Francisco. To that end, we encourage all participants to ride courteously and respectfully. For more info, see the Critical Mass website.

Valet Bicycle Parking at Outside Lands *

Sat., Aug. 29 | 10:30am-11pm|Golden Gate Park

Free valet bicycle parking provided. To volunteer as a bike valet email LisaRuth at vbpvolunteer@sfbike.org.