Help us kick off Bike Month by celebrating our 2025 Bike Champion of the Year! This year, we asked you to nominate someone who inspires others to ride a bike. We’re excited to share this year’s Bike Champion with you: Chuck Ford. Read on to learn more about Chuck and his love of riding.
Meet MCBC members Imee Harsuvanakit and Alejandro Reyes and read about their family’s road to advocacy in Novato. Learn how you can make a difference in your community by joining a local team.
With a fantastic student turnout at 32 elementary schools, Marin Safe Routes to Schools celebrated its county-wide Ruby Bridges Day 2024 on November 13.
Redwood Bikeshare has launched in Marin County! After years of waiting, public bikeshare is now available, making first and last-mile connections easier than ever.
BikeFest in the Park was a big success! Volunteer mechanics from the Bike Mobile restored over 60 bicycles at Pickleweed Park in San Rafael. The event aimed to empower the community and promote bicycle safety.
Meet MCBC member Jana Zanetto, read her bike origin story, and learn why she and her husband decided to leave a Legacy gift to MCBC.
Help us kick off Bike Month by celebrating our 2023 Bike Champion of the Year! This year, we asked you to nominate someone who inspires others to ride a bike. We’re excited to share this year’s Bike Champion with you: Dave Rhoads. Read on to find our recent conversation with Dave.
Meet MCBC member James Bogin, an MCBC member for almost 25 years. Read about his cross-country bike adventure frin San Diego to Florida!
Kids are fully back in school and many are using their own powerful feet to get there. Traffic reduction is key to calmer, safer streets which encourages more families to walk and bike to schools, further reducing traffic.
Learn about the bike lane extended on Butterfield Road and find out how we worked together to help make Butterfield Road safe for everyone.
Read all about MCBC Staff member, Liz Bernstein’s adventures in France following le Tour de France Femmes and riding epic Tour rides.
Kids are fully back in school and many are using their own powerful feet to get there. Traffic reduction is key to calmer, safer streets which encourages more families to walk and bike to schools, further reducing traffic.
