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SF CRITICAL MASS is THIS FRIDAY Meet 6pm, roll 6:30 from Embarcadero Plaza

💜 Thank you to @sfcriticalmass for organizing a huge beautiful important memorial ride for Alex Pretti today 🙏

SF CRITICAL MASS is THIS FRIDAY Meet 6pm, roll 6:30 from Embarcadero Plaza In addition to the regular Critical Mass, memorial/protest rides for Alex Pretti are on SATURDAY, JAN 31st OAKLAND: ROCKRIDGE BART plaza, meet 10:00am, roll 10:30 SF: FERRY BUILDING, meet 1:00pm, roll 1:30 (ROUTE LINK IN BIO) Finally, on Sunday is the @safestreetrebel slow ride: Start: Balboa Park, 11am (roll out 11:30) End: Dolores Park Slow Streets covered: Cayuga, Somerset, Bayview multimodal corridor, Minnesota, 20th St

ROUTE for ALEX PRETTI - LINK IN BIO MEET Sat Jan 31st, 1:00PM at the Ferry Building, roll 1:30pm

Fliers for the East Bay and SF, featuring art by Casey Robertson. Masked Border Patrol agents gunned down Alex Pretti on Saturday, January 24th, after he tried to assist a woman who’d just been pepper-sprayed. Alex was a bikepacker and cyclist, as well as a ICU nurse serving veterans at the VA hospital. In a movement spearheaded by the Angry Catfish bike shop in Minneapolis, groups across the United States and world are hosting memorial rides this weekend in honor of Alex and to protest the violence inflicted by ICE and Border Patrol.

Let's ride in solidarity with Angry Catfish for Alex Pretti and Renee Good and make a stand against fascism. Meet 1pm, roll 1:30pm this Saturday (the day after regular Critical Mass). Following the lead from /u/stupid_cat_face on Reddit: https://www.reddit.com/r/BAbike/comments/1qo0dyy/ride_in_solidarity_for_good_pretti/ From @angrycatfish : Alex was one of us, could’ve been any of us, so as we mourn, all of us can come together in unity to remember Alex for what he was.

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SF CRITICAL MASS THIS FRIDAY (Tonight) Meet 6pm Embarcadero Plaza, roll 6:30 MERRY CHRISTMAS

SF CRITICAL MASS IS THIS FRIDAY, November 28 Meet 6pm, roll 6:30 Embarcadero Plaza

SF CRITICAL MASS HALLOWEEN THIS FRIDAY! Come in costume! Meet 6pm at Embarcadero Plaza, roll at 6:30

@sfcriticalmass what’s a great ride last night with these funny guys. @ryker_650 & Carlos

SF CRITICAL MASS TONIGHT! Meet 6pm, roll 6:30 from Embarcadero Plaza Photo from @neighborhoodist

What to expect and frequent questions about SF Critical Mass!

Market & Gough This was an absolutely fantastic classic ride across the city and back. Thank you to everyone who came, each ride seems to be bigger than the last as we approach the 30th anniversary next month. We rode out at 6:45 pm up Market St and through The Wiggle. With more than enough bikes we took over the Fell Expressway and continued on to the Golden Gate Park Bandshell Accessible Parking lot for our first break.

The tunnel ride! We set out at around 6:45pm and headed via Market up through both the Stockton and Broadway tunnels with Chinatown in between. Both tunnels were uphill, so we turned around and cruised back down through them. A total of four tunnel traversals in the first half hour! We then continued along a relatively standard route, along Market to Valencia and up to Mission Dolores Park for a rest stop.

The Supreme Court overturned Roe v. Wade this Friday June 24, upending 50 years of settled law in a blatant attack on women’s and LGBTQ+ rights, sparking protests all across the country and world. San Francisco had at least three separate protests which converged together, as well as the Trans March, leading to a chaotic evening. Critical Mass set out around 6:50pm as we were waiting for Deep and his music bike Trikeasaurus.

About a hundred people attended Critical Mass this May 27th. We left Embarcadero Plaza at 6:30 pm sharp, headed down Market St to Valencia and up to Dolores Park for the first stop. Local legend Backwards Brian made an appearance but was unfortunately stopped by a flat tire after the first stop. Rolling down Valencia Street with Backwards Brian. We continued down through the Mission and back around Oracle Park where SFSU’

As part of this blog, I thought it might be nice to upload recaps of each month’s ride. So here’s how the April 29 ride from last week went. All things considered, the planned route worked better than expected! Many people peeled off early but a handful of us completely a full 16 mile route from Embarcadero Plaza to the Greay Walkway in about 3.

A Route To Celebrate Car-Free JFK JFK Drive in Golden Gate Park is now permanently car-free! On Tuesday, April 26, the SF Board of Supervisors voted to pass Mayor London Breed’s plan, with ammendments to ensure accesibility and equity. To celebrate, I am proposing a route thru the “JFK Promenade” which also traverses other important bike routes still requiring serious people-first safety improvements: Market St, Valencia St, The Wiggle, and The Great Walkway.