Down to Earth Bicycle Instruction & Repairs for the People
A Video Thanks Hard Knox wants to thank all our new Patrons and everyone who continues to support us! It's been an exciting year, but there is much more to come in 2019. This is the last newsletter of 2018! Stay tuned and keep riding (when the air clears in California). For this #GivingTuesday, help out... Continue Reading →
New Zines Now Available! Now available, out Intro to City Biking Zine. First in a series to help introduce new or curious bike riders to everything else about biking. They will be at workshops, Pedalfest and soon will be able to ship. Or become a Patron (more information below). Click here for more info... Continue Reading →
Thanks to San Francisco Bicycle Coalition! Check out the video of the panel from January 24, 2018 https://www.youtube.com/watch?time_continue=11&v=KWPbxqMRyRA
We Ride Too – Black History in the Making (every month) Influential Black Bicycle Professionals, Pioneers, Advocates and Riders Major Taylor One of, if not the, most famous Black cyclist, Major Taylor broke color barriers while still burdened by racism. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Marshall_Taylor Kitty Knox Around the same time as Major Taylor... Continue Reading →
Please check out and complete this survey to find out how we can make our workshops better serve the community and offer even more resources. Workshops for the People start with YOU! Click the link ---> https://goo.gl/forms/ype5wFTiTgawXmNg1
You’re Not Diversifying, You’re Tokenizing: A Message to The Bike Industry The Desperate Need for Authentic Equity in The Bicycle Industry & Why the Bicycling Industry May Never Be Truly Inclusive Inclusion as a Marketing Tactic When companies try to reach out to marginalized communities, what does inclusivity really mean? Over... Continue Reading →
It's almost prime bike riding weather! Don't get stuck off your bike due to a minor issues and avoid accidents from lack of proper maintenance. Learn a brief hands-on overview of Brake, Shifting adjustment and Wheel maintenance (no building) with the remaining classes in this 4-part series. I Can Handle That! Hands-on bicycle maintenance for... Continue Reading →
One of these bikes is parked correctly on BART, the other is not. Can you tell which is which? Hint: Should a bike take up 5 seats on the BART even if the train isn't packed? I love bikes, but seriously!
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