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| Long-ago cycling buddies Dan Kaljian (owns several Fridays) and VeloSport owner Peter Rich are reunited in Peter's kitchen. |
With Bev (Pocket Rocket Pro) Gerd ('I don't like the small wheels') at the Jack London cabin, Oakland. |
Getting a piggy back in Jack London Square. |
Oakland architecture. |
Monty has fused neck from a motorbike accident long ago, but has no problem riding his Friday ... or his motorbikes! |
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| A wet Jan 5 attracted a handful of stalwarts for a Chilly Hilly ride, including Monty. |
Big markings tell you that Berkeley is serious about bikes. |
These purple Bicycle Boulevard signs are plentiful ... just in case drivers fall asleep at the wheel. |
Purple means: THIS IS A BICYCLE BOULEVARD - YOU BETTER BELIEVE IT! |
A more elaborate Bicycle Boulevard sign - even pointing you to the BART where your folding bike is welcome at all times. |
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| Jan 5, 2008: Assembling at VeloSport for theflat out'n'back - followed by pizza and the '16,000 Feet on a Friday' movie. |
Diablo Rider Bill, whose post-maiden voyage on his new Pocket Rocket was the BF Club of SF flat out'n'back to Richmond. |
History of the Richmond area nicely documented - thousands of women were mobilized to make ships during the war, led by mythical figure Rosie the Riveter. |
Dan (too many Fridays) and Rosemary at Peter Rich's Arabian Horse farm. |
Robotics researcher Jonathan came all the way from San Mateo to ride where he hadn't been before - the Richmond trail. |
