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🚲 RIDER DYKES BAKE SALE 🚲 The Rider Dykes are swapping bike seats for baking sheets — and we’re serving up sugar and sass. Whether you’re into thick brownies, hot buns, or sweet rolls with just enough glaze — we’ve got the goods. Every dollar you drop goes towards AIDS/LifeCycle. 🗓 Date: April 27 | […]
Come out to the DNA Lounge to support AIDS/LifeCycle for a fabulous night of burlesque and fun! There will be raffle prizes and special intermission activities. Bring your crew and show your support for health equity. DNALounge.com
Hey ALCers! This month we have an exciting opportunity to support the San Francisco AIDS Foundation off the bike! In lieu of our monthly happy hour, this month we want to encourage you to grab some friends and go out to eat! On Wednesday, April 30, 2025, dine out at a participating restaurant and 25 […]
Let’s get ready for Life on the Ride! This workshop is designed for cyclists gearing up for our 7-day ride from SF to LA. Following a timeline from today until Ride Out on June 1st, we’ll walk through key logistics – bike shipping, where to stay, what to pack. You’ll find out how Orientation Day […]
Novato 40 Miles, Rolling hills and some climbs Meet: 9:00 AM Ride-Out: 9:30 AM Rain Cancels It’s Friday Ride Day! Join us for our welcoming rides of 30-50 miles. We start in Sausalito at Dunphy Park. New to these rides and driving your car? Ask us about nearby parking. We welcome cyclists of all […]
Day on the Ride is designed to give you a taste of what a full day on AIDS/LifeCycle is like and experience the feeling of riding with hundreds of Cyclists. This 70 mile Training Ride with approximately 3,000 feet of elevation gain will provide you with Rest Stops every 10-15 miles, a lunch stop (meal […]
