Martin Krieg and Faye Suanders rode from the Palo Alto, CA offices of the National Bicycle Greenway to Oakland and Berkeley NBG Day. Look below to see the route they took. At the entrance to the Oakland Airport at 98th and Hegenberger they met Mr Bicycle Oakland, Ron Bishop, and Critical Chris, where they they enjoyed the wonder of the Bay Trail which got them to Jack London Square and then Oakland City Hall.
Routes: East Palo Alto to Oakland | Airport to City Hall

On HiWheel bikes from yesteryear, Ed Cox, the Sacramento Bike Coordinator, Terry Horlick, Martin Krieg, Peter Wagner and Christian Wignall were joined by Cyrus Abhar, the Public Works Director, R.Cordova, & his son Arya, Robert Boyd, Wai Chong, Mary & Joe Fatula (on trikes), Karen Holland, Terrie Horlick, Bruce Morrical of the Sacramento Bike Hikers, Randy & Jeri Mitchell (on trikes), Faye Saunders and Jeri Wagner as they biked to three separate NBG Day receptions.
Routes Capitol to the River | American River to Folsom

Barry Burr, Alison Chaiken and Tom Ayres biked from Berkeley NBG Day to Napa NBG day where they met Napa Mayor, Jill Techel and long time NBG Supporter, Sandy Houck. Besides the Ohlone Greenway that makes use of some of the BART right of way, they also crossed the upper San Francisco Bay on the noteworthy Carquinez Bridge bike path.
Route: Berkeley to Napa

Julie, Don Loomis - 2004 NBG Coast to Coast vet (read his 2004 ride blog), Faye Saunders, Martin Krieg, Barry Burr, Alison Chaiken, PhD, Mark Lind (why he's hooked on the Mayors' Ride) , not pictured, Yoriko Kishimoto, outgoing Mayor Palo Alto, current Councillor & VTA Board Director. (She and her husband, Lee, dashed off to the SF opera). It was this group that biked from Palo Alto, CA to San Francisco to kick off the 6th Annual Mayors' Ride from San Francisco to Boston. Their pleasant and lightly trafficked ride took them thru the neighborhoods and small downtowns of many of the cities on the San Francisco peninsula.
Route: Palo Alto to San Francisco

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