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Thai Temple brunch - 12 miles, 350' elevation gain (Ride #123)

Thai Temple brunch - 12 miles, 350' elevation gain (Ride #123)

Sun, Aug 30, 4:45 PM
From East Bay Bike & Music
4.9

Join us for a quick spin around North Oakland, Emeryville and Berkeley, where we’ll ride some of the latest and greatest bike infrastructure, followed by an outdoor Thai brunch at the famous hidden gem, Wat Mongkolratanaram. TIME: meet up between 9:45am and 10am, roll out at 10:15 sharp DISTANCE: ~12 miles ELEVATION GAIN: ~350’ We’ll meet in the church plaza across the street from Arthur Mac’s on 40th and MLK. Nearest BART is MacArthur. We’ll ride on bike paths, protected bike lanes, and low traffic streets. The ride is mostly flat with one steady uphill as we go from the flats to the hills. We'll ride together at a good clip and make a few brief stops to keep the group together. Near the end of the ride we’ll enjoy brunch outside at the Thai Temple in Berkeley. Think curries, noodle soup, papaya salad, pad thai, sticky rice, and more. Lots of vegetarian options. All proceeds benefit the Temple. Dress appropriately for the forecast and bring water, snacks, and CASH for tokens to purchase food. Consider bringing a blanket to sit on. Please only RSVP “Yes” if you plan to come. If you can’t make it, update your RSVP so any folks on the waitlist can participate. No shows = no bueno. 😀 Looking forward to seeing you!

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Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Mon, Sep 14, 12:00 AM
From San Francisco Unicycle Club

Any skill level is welcome (even if you’ve never been on a unicycle before). Participation is free, but a voluntary donation to Circus Center is recommended. If you don’t have your own unicycle or don’t bring it, then Circus Center will provide one for you to use at these practices. **SAFETY** -Do not attend if you feel sick -Protective gear (helmet, elbow pads, wrist guards, gloves, knee/shin guards, ankle braces, etc.) is highly recommended **REQUIREMENTS** -All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult at all times -Everyone who comes to these practices is required to take at least one unicycle class at Circus Center with Ying Ying Zhao (this doesn’t necessarily have to be before your first practice session) -Paper waiver needs to be signed before participating (this will be provided) -QR code for voluntary donation will be provided **RULES FOR PRACTICING AT CIRCUS CENTER** -If you’re wearing street shoes and/or are bringing your own unicycle, then you must wipe your shoes and unicycle tire with a towel (this will be provided) before stepping on the mats -Helmet is required if you want to do anything other than riding or practicing tricks on a flat surface (hopping onto/off of objects, etc.)

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Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Mon, Sep 28, 12:00 AM
From San Francisco Unicycle Club

Any skill level is welcome (even if you’ve never been on a unicycle before). Participation is free, but a voluntary donation to Circus Center is recommended. If you don’t have your own unicycle or don’t bring it, then Circus Center will provide one for you to use at these practices. **SAFETY** -Do not attend if you feel sick -Protective gear (helmet, elbow pads, wrist guards, gloves, knee/shin guards, ankle braces, etc.) is highly recommended **REQUIREMENTS** -All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult at all times -Everyone who comes to these practices is required to take at least one unicycle class at Circus Center with Ying Ying Zhao (this doesn’t necessarily have to be before your first practice session) -Paper waiver needs to be signed before participating (this will be provided) -QR code for voluntary donation will be provided **RULES FOR PRACTICING AT CIRCUS CENTER** -If you’re wearing street shoes and/or are bringing your own unicycle, then you must wipe your shoes and unicycle tire with a towel (this will be provided) before stepping on the mats -Helmet is required if you want to do anything other than riding or practicing tricks on a flat surface (hopping onto/off of objects, etc.)

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Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Mon, Oct 5, 12:00 AM
From San Francisco Unicycle Club

Any skill level is welcome (even if you’ve never been on a unicycle before). Participation is free, but a voluntary donation to Circus Center is recommended. If you don’t have your own unicycle or don’t bring it, then Circus Center will provide one for you to use at these practices. **SAFETY** -Do not attend if you feel sick -Protective gear (helmet, elbow pads, wrist guards, gloves, knee/shin guards, ankle braces, etc.) is highly recommended **REQUIREMENTS** -All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult at all times -Everyone who comes to these practices is required to take at least one unicycle class at Circus Center with Ying Ying Zhao (this doesn’t necessarily have to be before your first practice session) -Paper waiver needs to be signed before participating (this will be provided) -QR code for voluntary donation will be provided **RULES FOR PRACTICING AT CIRCUS CENTER** -If you’re wearing street shoes and/or are bringing your own unicycle, then you must wipe your shoes and unicycle tire with a towel (this will be provided) before stepping on the mats -Helmet is required if you want to do anything other than riding or practicing tricks on a flat surface (hopping onto/off of objects, etc.)

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Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Unicycle Club Practice at Circus Center

Mon, Oct 12, 12:00 AM
From San Francisco Unicycle Club

Any skill level is welcome (even if you’ve never been on a unicycle before). Participation is free, but a voluntary donation to Circus Center is recommended. If you don’t have your own unicycle or don’t bring it, then Circus Center will provide one for you to use at these practices. **SAFETY** -Do not attend if you feel sick -Protective gear (helmet, elbow pads, wrist guards, gloves, knee/shin guards, ankle braces, etc.) is highly recommended **REQUIREMENTS** -All ages are welcome, but anyone under the age of 13 must be accompanied by a parent or other responsible adult at all times -Everyone who comes to these practices is required to take at least one unicycle class at Circus Center with Ying Ying Zhao (this doesn’t necessarily have to be before your first practice session) -Paper waiver needs to be signed before participating (this will be provided) -QR code for voluntary donation will be provided **RULES FOR PRACTICING AT CIRCUS CENTER** -If you’re wearing street shoes and/or are bringing your own unicycle, then you must wipe your shoes and unicycle tire with a towel (this will be provided) before stepping on the mats -Helmet is required if you want to do anything other than riding or practicing tricks on a flat surface (hopping onto/off of objects, etc.)

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Angel Island Adventure: Hiking & Biking Escape 🏝️🚲

Sat, Sep 12, 4:30 PM
From Walnut Creek - Hiking, Biking, Happy Hour
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps you find local biking groups and events to join. Whether you're a newbie or an experienced cyclist, you can connect with others who share your interest in biking through a variety of events and group activities.

Search for biking groups in San Francisco by visiting Meetup's website or app. Filter groups by location to explore local options, allowing you to join rides that interest you and meet fellow cyclists.

Yes, many biking groups host weekend rides in and around San Francisco. These events are great for enjoying the scenery and mingling with other bike enthusiasts, all while getting some exercise.

You can join most biking groups for free, though some may have membership fees. It’s a good idea to review event details as individual rides might have costs for things like rentals or refreshments.

RSVP by selecting the biking event on Meetup and clicking the RSVP button. This ensures your spot is reserved, and it helps the organizer plan accordingly for the number of participants.

Yes, San Francisco offers biking groups for all skill levels, including beginners. Look for groups that specify they cater to newcomers or offer more moderate rides on flat terrains.

Absolutely! As a Meetup member, you can create and host your own biking events. This allows you to share your favorite routes and meet new friends who enjoy cycling.

Yes, biking events often vary in difficulty from leisurely city rides to challenging mountain trails. Check the event details and descriptions to find rides that match your skill and fitness level.

Rides can range from City Roads to Twin Peaks and Golden Gate Park. Groups often choose routes that showcase beautiful views and provide a fun challenge for participants.

Indeed, both types of rides are offered. Many biking groups organize a mix of trail and city rides, ensuring there's an event for both trail enthusiasts and those who prefer urban routes.

New events are posted regularly, so check back frequently. You might also contact a group's organizer to express interest in specific rides or help plan an upcoming activity.

Meetup enhances the social aspect of biking. Joining events allows you to meet other cyclists, learn new skills, and explore routes you might not tackle alone, making cycling more engaging.

Meetup is designed for group activities rather than one-on-one connections. While you might meet potential cycling buddies, the emphasis is on community and group experiences.

While biking meetups are primarily in-person, some may include online components like planning sessions or gear discussions. Always check event details to know what to expect.

Not all groups may run events year-round due to changing seasons or other commitments. It's best to follow groups of interest to see their event schedules.