Rides & Events

  • Why do we think education is so important?
    October 21, 2010 | 1:34 pm

    Listen to the podcast on cdmCyclist.com, and stop riding like a 6-year old.

    Roadies, cruisers, small wheels, and 'bents. This class has something for every cyclists-- guaranteed.

    April 21, 23 – Orange- This popular classroom session will be offered at the Orange County Transportation Authority offices on Main St.,  with the on-road portion Saturday morning.

    “I’ve been riding for 12 years and I couldn’t believe how valuable this class turned out to be.” Because of comments like that we offer it with a money back guarantee.

    Sign up here.

  • Bike Touring in Paradise
    August 17, 2010 | 7:25 am
    FREE – 6:PM, Thurs. Aug. 26

    Bike Touring in Paradise

    Maui, New Zealand, So. America

    Kiwi sunrise

    Orange County’s most renown bicycle tourist, Rob Templin, inspires people to expand their horizons. We invite you be inspired, 6:PM, Thursday, Aug. 26, as Rob shares how anyone, young or old, can roll into their own personal adventure.

    Maui tradewinds

    Dazzling views, the sounds and smells of nature surround you as your bike rounds bend after bend along a country road. But choosing the right road, selecting the perfect daily destination is key to a memorable tour.

    Planning your own trip or joining one of Rob’s Second Summer groups, we’ll share the delights which only travel by bicycle can reveal. Along the way he’ll share insights into the bicycle cultures of the countries he visits, where bicycles are a more accepted mode of travel.

    The evening is FREE, but seating is limited, so please RSVP, 949 492 5737, or e-mail us.

  • announcing: 10 MPH – the meeting
    July 17, 2010 | 7:39 am

    Monday, July 19

    Progress has begun… see SART pages.

    !  10 MPH on the  !

    Santa Ana River Trail

    6:30PM, Santiago Oaks Regional Park – Please attend.
    2145 North Windes Drive, off Santiago Cyn. Rd., Orange.

    http://tinyurl.com/sart2010 Video of problems on this vital bicycle transportation link: a car show staged on a weekend with pedestrians– and cars– blocking the trail. Bollards, limited openings of the route which by law must be available 24/7.


  • FRIDAY, 5/21 – Bike to Work Day
    May 18, 2010 | 11:42 am

    OCTA Bike to Work Day from OCTA on Vimeo.

  • LA River Ride
    May 16, 2010 | 10:56 am
    JUNE 6, SUNDAY

    Celebrate 10 years of Riding the River, Supporting the LACBC and Revitalization of our precious natural resource The Los Angeles River.

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Thanks O.C.! Nearly 1,000 TdF fans viewed Chasing Legends...

Limited posters available at the event!

…and their contributions help OCBC make Orange County a better place to ride!

The Video is now on Sale. Check out the trailer now.

Chasing Legends gives you cycling heroes as you’ve never seen them before, through an intense and personal glimpse inside the most winning professional cycling team as told by legendary riders, current and past.

92 uninterrupted minutes of lung searing action.

Using a multitude of high tech, high def cameras mounted on bikes, motorcycles, helicopters and team cars, Gripped Films will also include historical race footage, artistic travelogue of the European countryside and villages with narration from the voice of cycling for the USA, Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwen.

Commentary from Eddy Merckx, Phil Liggett, Paul Sherwen, Jens Voigt, Lance Armstrong, George Hincapie, Mark Cavendish and many others. Chasing Legends highlights today’s greatest professional cyclists with a dramatic show of teamwork and panache from Team HTC-Columbia through the 2009 Tour de France– an absolutely epic ride into the race action.


1 comment to Thanks O.C.! Nearly 1,000 TdF fans viewed Chasing Legends…

  • admin

    George, hi.

    Every showing we learn a little more about working with PayPal.
    For all our shows we’ve asked folks to bring their PayPal receipt to the theater.
    Confusion resulted when the purchase screen on PayPal asked for buyers’ delivery addresses.
    We’re no longer doing that.
    Apologies for past confusions.

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