· May 1, 2007
May is Bike to Work (or School) day
My co-worker was very insistent, when she heard I have a blog, that I post this here.
I told here I have negligible readership, but she was certain it was a good idea.
Note that I will be at the Saturday Farmer's Market, fixing bikes.
I don't have an official class or anything, but I am friendly, and have lots of experience, and can probably answer your questions, or fix your bike.
Mention this blog for a free "tune up" (brake / shifter adjustments, chain clean / lube, tires inflated, inspection/diagnoses of anything else needed).
If you take me up on that, however, keep in mind that we are a non-profit, and that most days my salary is more than I bring in for the BikeStation. In other words, free, but donations strongly suggested.
I told here I have negligible readership, but she was certain it was a good idea.
Note that I will be at the Saturday Farmer's Market, fixing bikes.
I don't have an official class or anything, but I am friendly, and have lots of experience, and can probably answer your questions, or fix your bike.
Mention this blog for a free "tune up" (brake / shifter adjustments, chain clean / lube, tires inflated, inspection/diagnoses of anything else needed).
If you take me up on that, however, keep in mind that we are a non-profit, and that most days my salary is more than I bring in for the BikeStation. In other words, free, but donations strongly suggested.
BERKELEY BIKE MONTH - MAY 2007
SCHEDULE OF EVENTS
ROAD1 - STREET SKILLS BICYCLE SAFETY CLASSES
Learn urban cycling skills needed to safely navigate East Bay streets, including riding in traffic, necessary equipment, crash avoidance, and legal rights and responsibilities. Classes in Berkeley, Oakland, Pleasanton. Open to adults 14 and over. Check to sign up or for more information www.EBBC.org call the Berkeley Bikestation at 510.548.7433.
SATURDAY, MAY 12
BIKE DAY AT THE FARMER'S MARKET
10:30 a.m.-2:30 p.m. Center Street between Milvia and MLK Way.
A full day of bicycle education, bike safety, and practical tips as you shop.
10:30-11: "HOW TO LOCK YOUR BIKE": Learn everything from good places to lock your bike, what to lock it to, and how to lock it correctly.
11-12:30: "EVERYDAY BICYCLING": to make your bicycling more pleasant, safe and effective learn about choice of route; bicycle accessories; basic tool kit; riding skills and important safety tips and bicycles on public transit and a lot more.
12:30-2: "HANDS-ON REPAIR CLASS": Basic road maintenance including chain care and brake and derailleur adjustments; tube repair; tire care; check for fit and safety
Bring your bike and questions and get ready to get your hands dirty.
2-2:30: "HOW TO LOCK YOUR BIKE": (Repeat of the 10:30 am workshop)
SATURDAY MAY 12
KIDS' BIKE RODEO AT SAN PABLO PARK
11 a.m.-3 p.m. at San Pablo Park in South Berkeley.
The Bike Rodeo is an event geared to increase awareness in the community about bicycle safety and healthy living. The rodeo team has developed an exciting list of activities. For more information call Tasha Tervalon, City of Berkeley Injury Prevention Program, at 510-981-5347
THURSDAY MAY 17
BIKE TO WORK DAY
The Bay Area's 13th annual Bike to Work Day, a celebration to promotes bicycling as a healthy and viable form of transportation. Energizer stations will be located throughout Berkeley. For more information on where to find an energizer station near you or other Bike to Work Day activities or in the Bay area go to www.EBBC.org or www.511.org.
SUNDAY MAY 20
HIDDEN GEMS OF BERKELEY BIKE RIDE
10 a.m.-2 p.m.
Cycling tour of Berkeley's strange and unfamiliar cultural and natural features. We'll explore the historic and fun side of South Berkeley and the Elmwood. This family-friendly is 3-4 mile ride, minor inclines. Bring a lunch, snack, and water. Meet at Halcyon Court (Prince Street, one block west of Telegraph).
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