March 23, 2016
The great course and rad people kept the energy going all weekend long. It was almost as much fun to watch as it was to race, BASP always delivers with the action, heckling and beer drinking.
Johnny - Huckleberry Racing
Yoshi - Huckleberry Racing
Post race pizza.
Jesse takes 2nd - Men's C.
Nat Futterman - King King Oakland.
Front of the elite men's field.
Yoshi's makeshift singles speed.
Eric Hill - Vive La Tarte.
Opening sprint - Women's B, C , 45+ & Elite
Geoff Best - TCB Racing division. Takes 1st - Men's B.
Photos: Miles Stepto, Johnny Galvan
Screenshot: @rjrabe Instagram
March 23, 2016
Saturday - July 2nd - 9:00am
2424 Telegraph Avenue Berkeley CA
Berkeley and Oakland are often in the shadows of their more famous next door neighbor, San Francisco. Yet, with a fairly short 30ish mile ride, one can see some amazing sites.
On the Huckleberry East Bay Bikes & Pics Ride, we'll be taking our bikes and cameras up into
The East Bay Hills,
Lake Merritt,
Downtown Oakland,
Jack London Square,
Emeryville,
The Aquatic Park,
UC Berkeley Campus and finally
ending at Huckleberry Bicycles Berkeley.
When we're done, you will send in your best 3 shots to Huckleberry bikes. We'll do a slideshow, pick our favorite images and hand out some prizes!
The East Bay Bikes & Pics ride will be led by local cyclist and photographer Erik Mathy. With a background in photojournalism and an obsession with photography, Erik's work has been featured in Bikepackersmagazine.com, Element.ly, and theradavist.com. He's bikepacked along the Tour Divide, the Lost Coast of California, the Oregon Outback and the Kokopelli Trail. He is currently working on Brian's Ride, a cancer fundraising solo cycling/photography trip down the length of Route 66 in memory of his cousin Brian Brendemihl, who passed away in August of 2015.RSVP photo@huckleberrybicycles
March 23, 2016
Imagine if you could get out of the city for a weekend of adventure, fresh air and exercise without being stuck in Bay Area weekend traffic. Well, it turns out you can–and it’s easy! Here’s how: bike camping. Just you and your trusty steel (or titanium or aluminum), saddle (bags) and rugged determination will be all you need to ride off into the wild, wild west and roam until the sun sets.
SF Bicycle Coalition and Huckleberry Bicycles will be hosting a Bike Camping Workshop to prepare you for your future forays into the best Bay Area bike camping locales and beyond. Beer will be provided by Comrades Brewing Company and food from Bicycle Bahn Mi, and raffle items include prizes from Surly and Huckleberry Bicycles as well as a locally made bag by Ruthworks. Funds will benefit the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition.
This year’s topics and presenters include:
Whether it’s your first time, you want to liberate your little ones from the boring backseat of a car, or you want to discover the Bay Area’s best camping spots where only two wheels can go, check out this year’s comprehensive Bike Camping Workshop at Huckleberry Bicycles on May 24.
Bike Valet will be provided by the SF Bicycle Coalition. This event is free for members of the SF Bicycle Coalition with a ten dollar suggested donation for non-members.
March 23, 2016
March 23, 2016
This Earth Day (April 22) Join Team SFBC for a party here at Huckleberry Bicycles to keep our records, pedals, and planet spinning! Just $15 online and $20 at the door gets you drinks, food, retro video games, and two DJs to keep you grooving for the cause! Sponsors, competitions, raffle items, and other surprises !
In May, Team SFBC is joining 150 other cyclists to ride 320 miles from Eureka to San Francisco to raise money and awareness for organizations promoting a more sustainable future. Â Team SFBC is united by our support of the hard work the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition does to make SF one of the best biking cities in the country.
Fundraising will benefit:
- San Francisco Bicycle Coalition
 - Presidio Graduate School (offering MBA and MPA degrees in Sustainable Management)
- 1% for the Planet
- Alliance for Biking and Walking
- Environmental Defense Fund
- Environmental Working Group
- Rails to Trails Conservancy
March 01, 2016
February 23, 2016
February 23, 2016
We are excited to announce the first ever East Bay Ramble ! The first Saturday of the month (in Berkeley) Viva La Tarte will be leading the charge thought Redwood, Tilden, Wildcat and surrounding areas. Join us for our inaugural EB Ramble. Light breakfast and coffee will be provided by VLT.
January 01, 2016