San Fran bike tips?
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BigPhun at 09.16.09 - 4:15 pm
Short notice, I know, but I'll be driving to San Francisco on Friday and staying for the weekend. I've got a few questions about getting plugged into the bike culture there. First, is there a site like Midnight Ridazz based out of San Fran? I'm looking for some cool group rides. Secondly, would you recommend buying a bike in SF, and if so where? I'm in the market for a road bike after being left in the dust too many times. Let me know if you have any tips. Thanks to all yall.
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If you live in LA, I always suggest buying local. Its better if you need a tweak here or there. Aso much easier for shop to warranty anything. The shop also gets to know you as a customer, and will respect that you purchased your bike from them.
parlorbikes09.16.09 - 4:27 pm
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-CISCO.
San Francisco.
That's my bike tip.
katiepoche09.23.09 - 4:22 am
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Definitely at least do Critical Mass, it's a blast.
ephemerae09.23.09 - 8:20 am
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we'll if your driving up there..
take a bike with you
i have a frame for sale!
thats a start?
LouisAve09.23.09 - 9:34 am
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San Fran bike tips?
The best acid is NOT at Haight-Ashbury. Go down to the end of the park and ask for Blueberry. Shes got it!
User109.23.09 - 11:06 am
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hahahaha. best advice yet alan.
P.S. JONNYBOY, MOUSE, AND I DROVE UP TO SAN FRAN YESTERDAY UNTIL SATURDAY. MOAR TIPS PLEASE.
Frozen Fingersss responding to a
comment by User1
09.23.09 - 12:03 pm
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Market to Mission st is the flattest most major route to get around, otherwise, I guess try to pick the street with the least elevation.
Keep in mind that the
SF Bike Kitchen just moved further south, they're at 650 Florida St, between 18th & 19th (closer to the Potrero/Mission District).
If you park outdoors, keep all your ish locked, use a u-lock with the rear triangle method. Secure your seatpost, mofos will take anything they can get their hands on.
jericho1ne responding to a
comment by trickmilla
09.23.09 - 3:29 pm
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Ridazz Roulette!
