Membership Information - Sacramento Bike Hikers Membership Information Membership in the Sacramento Bike Hikers has many advantages for cyclists We have over 400 organized rides each year and on some days there are multiple ride options and start locations to choose from Our rides are social group rides and generally include a coffee refreshment or food stop Members also receive discounts at many of our local bike shops We also have
Ride Safety - Sacramento Bike Hikers - ClubExpress December 2019 Safety Tip Riding in Rain, or after Rain (or even snow -->) Be especially cautious when riding on wet or damp pavement, especially lines painted on road surfaces Wet pavement paint is extremely slick and should be avoided whenever possible If you must ride on wet pavement, slow down and allow extra space between you and other riders Be aware that pavement in tunnels or on
Apparel - Sacramento Bike Hikers - ClubExpress Sacramento Bike Hiker club kits are made for us by Voler Cycling Apparel who also host our team store When the Bike Hiker team store is open you can go online to order apparel and accessories
Ride With Us - Sacramento Bike Hikers Most members favor a standard, lightweight, drop-bar road bike for pavement rides, but some prefer a hybrid or even a mountain bike if it is light enough to keep up with the group
2024 Party Pardee Home - Sacramento Bike Hikers Come Party with Us 🎉 and Ride in the rolling green foothills near the Gold Rush town of Ione 26 and 65 mile routes Beautiful vistas • Fields of poppies Pardee, New Hogan and Comanche Lakes Enthusiastic and friendly volunteers SAG Support Bike Mechanics New Bike Racks Pre-ride breakfast of goodies and coffee 3 Well-Stocked Rest Stops Catered Lunch Dance to live music at the finish The
SBH Timeline - Sacramento Bike Hikers 1968 - 1979 1968 - Sacramento Bike Hikers was started by Cliff Belarde and Miles “Woody” Wood The Club was affiliated with American Youth Hostel (AYH) Club motto “Not For Myself Alone But For The Group”; club colors were canary yellow and Kelly green 1969 - The club was named the Sacramento Bike Hikers as suggested by Pat Dane 1970 - Pilot North Coast Tour 1971 - First Club logo and
Ride Calendar - Sacramento Bike Hikers - ClubExpress Events - Grid View The event calendar shows upcoming club events Select a view then use the navigation buttons to move between dates Click on the event to view more information, including the event description, times, location, fees and any rules regarding attendance; you can also register for events from this screen Click on the magnifying glass on the toolbar to see search and filter
Route Grade - Sacramento Bike Hikers - ClubExpress The club uses a simple coding system for our rides, a letter followed by a number - for example, A32 The "A" indicates the topography of the route and is referred to as the "Grade" The number is the mileage of the route In the past, route grading has been pretty subjective We want to use route grades to help riders make a knowledgeable choice in rides and not get in over their heads