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Ride with pride !
Different Spokes is the San Francisco Bay Area’s recreational bicycling club for the Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, and Transgender community. Founded in 1982, the club is open to all members of the LGBT community and its friends who have a shared interest in bicycling.
We offer a variety of cycling rides and social events throughout the year.
The club currently has 82 members,
10% of them are female.
The annual membership fee includes the ability to set up your own rides on the calendar,
an online subscription to the club's Yahoo!Group
and other benefits, such as discounts at many bike shops.
Membership is not necessary for participation in any
club ride. To have a better idea of what is going on at Different Spokes, check out our blog or our photo gallery.
Helmets are required for all club rides. Addresses and
telephone numbers are used solely for club purposes and are not available
to other sources. If you have any questions about the club, call any member of the
board.
Visit our Strava and our Facebook pages!
Special Events Calendar for 2018:
Lately in the blog
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| Fun With Road Tubeless Tires, Part 5 (5/21) | [caption id="attachment_2091" align="aligncenter" width="300"] Get plugged![/caption]
It’s been seven months since my last “lesson†in managing road tubeless tires. In many ways I’m glad I’m not a “... |
| Fashion Makeover: The New DSSF Website! (4/9) | [caption id="attachment_2086" align="alignnone" width="481"] Me Talk Pretty![/caption]
Why The New Look? I’d like to say it was time for a “fashion makeover†at the House of DSSF. But in reality the real reason why ... |
| Where to Ride, Pt. 2 (3/9) | [caption id="attachment_2078" align="aligncenter" width="387"] "There's room for more--pack 'em in!"[/caption]
It’s just beginning to dawn on residents of the Bay Area that it is nigh impossible to build our way out of traffic con... |
| Different Spokes Chiang Mai! (3/3) | [caption id="attachment_2070" align="aligncenter" width="400"] "Wearing our freak flag high"[/caption]
This past winter longtime Spoker Roy Schachter ditched the 40+ hour per week grind to retire to Thailand, specifically Chiang Mai in n... |
| Where To Ride, Pt. 1 (2/27) | The San Francisco Bay Area is enormous and becoming more enormouser every day. The tentacles of growth are slithering in every direction and not just east to the Central Valley where land and housing are cheap(er). Housing development has meant some ... |
| Saddle Challenge and Project Inform (2/18) | If you pledge or collect money for Saddle Challenge, your funds go to Project Inform. Project Inform has been our sole beneficiary because in 2003, the second year of Saddle Challenge’s existence, the club decided to support the Ron Wilmot Rid... |
Latest albums in the gallery:
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