Last Friday, we celebrated the installation of the new on-street 12 slot bike rack on Garden St in San Luis Obispo. Special thanks to the folks at SLOCOG and SLO Regional Rideshare for all their efforts in helping get the racks installed, and for the bike breakfast to celebrate such an occasion!
Next time you’re downtown, park your bike there so we can keep it full year round, more bike parking is a great thing!
When: Saturday, November 13th 8:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Coalition Office, 860 Pacific St, Suite 105, San Luis Obispo [map]
Why: Learn how you can arm yourself with the skills necessary to maneuver through the most difficult intersections of SLO County. Workshops are taught by League Certified Instructors, and feature 2 hours in the classroom and 2 hours on the road.
How: More details can be found here. Sign up for free online here.
Michael Mooney broke the Guiness World Record for tallest bike ridden (over 100 meters) in 2008:
DO NOT TRY THIS AT HOME
When: Saturday, September 25th 8:30 am – 1:00 pm
Where: Coalition Office, 860 Pacific St, Suite 105, San Luis Obispo [map]
Why: Learn how you can arm yourself with the skills necessary to maneuver through the most difficult intersections of SLO County. Workshops are taught by League Certified Instructors, and feature 2 hours in the classroom and 2 hours on the road.
How: More details can be found here. Sign up for free online here.
This is the third of our PSAs to encourage a safe sharing of the road between bicycles and cars.
Riding a bike can be great fun! Putting a smile on motorists faces, and reconnecting you with your neighborhoods. You’d be surprised how much more you notice when you’re riding at a bicycle’s pace. Being courteous to drivers is a great way to ensure a positive relationship with motorists in the future and making the road safer for all.
This is the second of our three PSAs to encourage a safe sharing of the road between bicycles and cars.
Remember, when riding with a buddy, move into a single file line if there is a vehicle behind you. This will help with the flow of traffic, as well as maintain a positive relationship between motorists and bicycles, something that will help make the road safer for everyone.
This is one of our three PSAs to encourage a safe sharing of the road between bicycles and cars. Remember, it’s always very important to remain visible on the road when you are on your bicycle, it is the best way to ensure that other vehicles see you and can go around you if need be.
The Summer Spoken Wheel newsletter is here!!! We will be sending out the physical copies to our members this week, otherwise you can see a digital copy of it online. In the meantime, here are some sneak peeks inside:
