A list of some of my favorite bicycle sites.
Advocacy
California Bicycle Coalition – Dedicated to the concept that, “We deserve to live in communities where safe streets and bike paths and trails take us wherever we want to go.”
Folsom Area Bicycle Advocates – Representing cyclists’ interests in and around the Folsom area through advocacy, special events and promotional activities.
SABA – Sacramento Area Bicycle Advocates
Sacramento Bicycle Kitchen – Their goal is to improve bicycling in Sacramento by making bicycle maintenance, repair, and training more widely available to everyone, regardless of skill level.
Blogs
Bike Commuters - Providing news, articles, product reviews, and how to’s of anything that is related to bike commuting.
Bike Snob NYC - His goal is, “Systematically and mercilessly disassembling, flushing, greasing and re-packing the cycling culture.”
EcoVelo - Eco-friendly bicycling
Clubs
BikeHikers – Sacramento’s oldest bicycle club with nearly 700 members. The club’s focus is on touring and recreational cycling.
California Triple Crown – Long distance bicycling in California.
Cycle Folsom – The club exists to provide an environment where cyclists can improve their cycling skills, strength and endurance through intelligent training and nutrition.
Davis Bike Club – The Davis Bike Club is a nonprofit organization dedicated to cycling and cycling-related activities.
Quackcyclists - A group of friends who put together two great double centuries each year, the Knoxville Double Century and the Devil Mountain Double.
Sacramento Wheelmen – The Sacramento Wheelmen bicycling club is a nonprofit organization for cycling and cycling-related activities based in Sacramento, California.
Law and order
California Vehicle Code – Operation of Bicycles
Stolen bicycle registry – This is a free service created by a bicyclist in Portland, Ore.
Rides
American River Parkway map – A map of the parkway from SACOG’s Sacramento Region 511′s travel information site.
Central California Cycling – A list of Sacramento area bike rides by Sacramento Wheelmen member Richard Zipf.
