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Ebike Rides San Francisco

Discover exhilarating ebike rides in San Francisco

All Around Alameda

All Around Alameda

Sun, Feb 22, 7:00 PM
From Bike 'n Brew
4.9

A social bike ride around Alameda to decide which of three breweries to patronize; for local cyclists; outcome: readers comment with their preferred brewery.

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10 attendees
No Cycling4Fun event this week

No Cycling4Fun event this week

Sun, Feb 22, 3:00 AM
From Arthritis Foundation Bike Classic Cycling Group - NorCal
4.9

Cycling4Fun update: no third-Saturday event for Cycling4Fun members during the 2026 season; riders can do a substitute ride or join another ride if available.

1 attendee
Bike Psych: Bike/Transit Hacking Meetup

Bike Psych: Bike/Transit Hacking Meetup

Thu, Feb 19, 2:00 AM
From Noisebridge Hackerspace
4.7

A meetup for tech/transit enthusiasts to collaborate on transit projects, with monthly working groups and hands-on community work to deliver a prototype.

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1 attendee
The Roundabout Section 3 Clockwise: Visitacion Valley Greenway to Daly City BART

The Roundabout Section 3 Clockwise: Visitacion Valley Greenway to Daly City BART

Sat, Feb 28, 7:00 PM
From San Francisco Urban Explorers
4.8

In-person group walk on SF's Roundabout Crosstown Trail, Section 3; for urban walkers aiming to complete the city perimeter, ending at a major transit hub.

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58 attendees
Ride Across the Richmond Bridge

Ride Across the Richmond Bridge

Sat, Feb 21, 8:00 PM
From Marin and The City
4.6

There's only two bridges in the Bay Area that have bike lanes all the way across. The Golden Gate Bridge is wonderful, a national treasure and an amazing experience but it can be so crowded that riding across it can be nerve wracking. By contrast the bike lane on the Richmond Bridge is spacious and barely used, almost no pedestrians. The view from midspan is epic, two hundred feet above the water, shorelines of three counties are within view. On the Contra Costa side of the bridge we'll be on a bike trail that parallels the 580 into Point Richmond where we'll have many choices of where to have lunch. The bike trail network includes a tunnel that goes to Keller Beach where we could relax in the afternoon sun before heading back. Total distance would be around 14 miles. We'll meet at noon at the little parking lot on the Marin side of the bridge, if you're bringing your bike in a car and need to park there's plenty of free parking at Jean and John Starkweather Shoreline Park about a quarter mile away next to Marin Rod and Gun Club.

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3 attendees
Exploring Tiburon

Exploring Tiburon

Sat, Feb 21, 7:45 PM
From Have Fun Make Friends SF
4.9

An in-person group day trip for Bay Area residents to take a ferry to a coastal town and explore sights, ending with scenic bay views and photos.

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20 attendees
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Frequently asked questions

Meetup helps people connect over shared interests through groups and events. You can join local communities tailored to activities you love, from ebike rides to tech talks.

Locate ebike riding events in San Francisco by searching for groups that cater to outdoors and cycling activities within your area on Meetup.

Absolutely! You can join as many ebike interest groups as you like. This allows you to explore diverse rides and meet more enthusiasts within the San Francisco area.

Ebike groups in San Francisco organize rides to explore the city's scenic routes. Members can share routes, riding tips, and create events together.

Yes, it's usually best to RSVP for rides to inform organizers of your intent to join. This helps planners prepare for the right number of participants and ensures a coordinated experience.

Meetup groups often describe their events in detail, including ride difficulty and pace, to cater to beginners and experienced riders. It's important to read the event description to find what fits your skills.

Some ebike groups may organize rides suitable for families. Check the event descriptions for age recommendations or group suitability to ensure a fun and safe experience for all ages.

While Meetup aims to connect people, forming friendships depends on personal interactions and participation. Being active in group activities often enhances the experience.

While many groups offer well-planned events, the organization level varies. Each event depends on its hosts, who are group members, not directly managed by Meetup.

While Meetup itself does not provide rentals, some event organizers or fellow riders might suggest local shops where you can rent ebikes for group rides.

Event availability can fluctuate depending on organizer schedules, weather conditions, and community interest. It's useful to check regularly for the latest rides.

Yes, joining Meetup and exploring groups is free. However, some groups may suggest participants cover additional costs like fees for events or rental services.

Event planners often set guidelines regarding safety gear and provide route information. It's crucial to adhere to these and equip yourself properly, especially for cycling events.

Yes, organizers might host virtual meetings for planning or networking, especially during off-seasons or adverse weather conditions.

To find beginner-friendly rides, look for groups mentioning introductory or easy rides in their descriptions. Events typically specify the experience level they welcome.