At Citizen Chain.
(L-R) ♥The Frenchie, Karen’s bike et calitexican’s Joanie baby. qfc.
(L-R) ♥The Frenchie, Karen’s bike et calitexican’s Joanie baby. qfc.
chicas y bikes, from the bike lane, las neighborhoods in SF, north beach, ride on, the frenchie, Things/Thoughts
Take a ride on the northside.
North frenchielands.
The Frenchie on Washington square May, 2010
When was the last time you went to North Beach or anywhere near the north of the city? I have a tremendous case of the wanderlusting rides, so even if it means riding 20+ minutes, often times I will take the longer route and loop around from Hayes Valley, to the Panhandle and then thru Pac Heights to end up in North Beach for happy hour in the middle of the week. Sounds crazy, but our city to be about 7 miles square, often so square, that so frequently I hear my peers say that they don’t get out and explore the outside lands of their neighborhoods and districts or they usual route.
On Columbus
With the peeps last Sunday, on Stockton.
Show me some curiosity and let me know if you have taken a different route recently, doesn’t have to be long miles or crazy hilly distances. All it takes is making an intentional unusual turn and then you will see you will possibly encounter something interesting and rather new.
Next ‘unpopular‘ neighborhood: who knows? stay tuned.
find your rosebud
“yo, t-rex we are running hella late – please dont get upset…”
June 13th, 2010
boys, chicas y bikes, Dial M for Momentum, eye candy, fun, la blogesphere, las neighborhoods in SF, newspaper/media, personal, pimp that ride, qué cute, ride on
Un momentum, por favor.
While we are talking about Momentum Magazine, please make sure you check out what’s happening on the bike lane in San Francisco, in the latest column I shot/wrote for this month’s May/June issue.
I’m quite stoked that it gets the center spread. Once I get my camera back, I’ll take a decent picture of the magazine’s paper issue, unless any of you got any scans of it(?). Well, here is the online version, for your bike-eye-candy on a Tuesday morning 😀
besos♥m.
May/June 2010 What To Wear»
by me.
The beautiful Brenda.
Read more, click on the article link/photo above.
Part 3/3
One of my colleagues let me use his Nikon D40 for a bit, and this is the result.
Red light. Red bike.
Green box. Green jacket.
Monstros en la ventana.
Hills. We gots them.
Bike mail.
+ + See previous Nikon posts: here
Valencia and McCoppin
♥Thanks so much to Sarah in NY, for sending these over.
I’m so happy to share them, so much fun and full of girl-power awesomeness. Can we have these smoothie incentives, often, nation-wide please?! 😀
Sarah says:
“Wanted to share some photos from Whole Living magazine’s Bike to Work Day event today in NYC along the Hudson River Park bike path. We served up smoothies via a bike-powered blender and had lots of giveaways including two bikes – a Café 8 by Felt from Zen Bikes www.zenbikes.com and a Gazelle single speed from Gazelle gazellebicycles.us”
*Photo Credits: Emily Roemer
Whole Living magazine Editor-in-Chief Alexandra Postman pedals a bike-powered blender from Band of Bicycles
that served up smoothies for New Yorkers along the Hudson River Park bike path on National Bike to Work Day.
New York City bike commuters fill out raffle forms to win one of two bicycles at
Whole Living magazine’s Bike to Work Day event along the Hudson River Park bike path.
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