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Lake Hodges Family Ride This Saturday |
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SDMBA will be leading the Lake Hodges Family Ride & Beginner Ride this Saturday, May 17th.
Meet: 8:00 am @ large dirt parking lot behind Self Storage on East Via Rancho Parkway & Sunset Drive
Info, directions, RSVP
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There are many events scheduled for this weekend. Check our event calendar.
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MayDay Mayhem- Ride & Logo Contest |
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Mayday, Mayday! Cal Coast Bicycles hosted our first Beer Bash and Urban Ride of the year on May 1st. Hordes of people showed up for the ride in Florida Canyon and even more for the party afterward.
The pizza and Stone Brew were gone faster than gas in a Hummer, but we ralleyed for a second round and kept the flow going long enough to vote on the new logo designs. Congratulations to our winners, Maggie Holloway and Gardner Grady, and thanks to all those who submitted entries!
Thanks as well to Stone Brewing Co. and Cal Coast Bicycles for making it happen. Click more to see some of the logos and photos from this event. Don't miss our next social event July 16 at Mission Trails!
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SDMBA 2008 "Voluteer of the Year" to Win a TURNER Frame |
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SDMBA is extremely proud to announce it will be awarding a new Turner full suspension frame, generously donated by Turner Bikes, to the Volunteer who volunteers the most hours at SDMBA events, this includes trail work or helping out with special fund raising events. Meet Dave Turner as he hands you a Flux, 5 Spot or Sultan 29er, the choice is yours! |
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Make Friends On The Trail! |
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 San Diegans love their trails. We recommend you put a bear or cow bell on your bike because a well maintained bike is pretty quiet and using a bell means hikers, equestrians and other mountain bikers are likely to hear you coming even before you see them. Other trail users have told us many times how much they prefer hearing the ringing of an approaching bell than suddenly hearing us yell something like "On yer left!"
REI sells a particularly good one with an attached small magnet that grabs the clapper to silence it so you don't have to hear it on those long slow climbs, yet it's easy to slide the magnet off when you head downhill (picture at right). So get a bell and happy trails for all!
UPDATE: REI has donated 400 Bells to SDMBA. We will be giving them out at trail work events to all volunteers. So come to the next trail work event, see calendar. |
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