Los Olivos- Alamo Pintado Creek (near State Route 154) Pedestrian/Bicycle/Equestrian Bridge Project Slated for Demolition unless Caltrans hears from you!

This historic 1912 bridge has been used by pedestrians, bicyclists and equestrians and is one of only a few places to cross Alamo Pintado Creek in Los Olivos. If you want the bridge to remain/be replaced, action is needed.

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Donations are needed now, more than ever! We've been able to help many people who need bikes for transportation, work or fun but our racks are nearing empty.

Giving Tuesday announced #GivingTuesdayNow, taking place today, Tuesday May 5th, as a Day of Global Action for Giving and Unity in Response to COVID-19.

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You may have noticed some changes on the website and even the E-blast. A couple months ago, an amazing organizer, communicator and translator, joined our team. She had previously been a volunteer in various programs including Bike Valet (with me) at the SB Bowl. It’s about time we introduce her. Diana Musacchio was born in Buenos Aires, Argentina, lived in many different countries, and came to Santa Barbara to attend Brooks. Immediately after graduation, she began to teach in the Graphic Design, Media Arts and Computer Applications departments at SBCC. And now, here she is at SBBIKE helping with the website, technology, online classes, translating to Spanish and so much more. From one Diana to another, welcome!

Riding the SYV with the new group of SBBIKE staff, volunteers & friends

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Bici Centro relies on donations from bike shops, bike rental businesses and you to help us keep serving the community. We refurbish the donated bikes using new and used parts to make them roll smoothly and safely.

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Thinking of where to give this Tuesday? Consider SBBIKE!

We are so excited to have David Landecker join the team to help keep us moving forward, especially through this season of transition and giving (End of Year Appeal TBA). David, a 40 year resident and activist in Santa Barbara, has been hired as the Interim Executive Director of SBBIKE. He has a long history of experience in non-profit work including serving on the boards of directors and as an officer of more than a dozen local organizations, and as the Executive Director of the Santa Barbara Neighborhood Clinics and the Environmental Defense Center.

“The prospect of maintaining and building upon the great work of Ed France with SBBIKE was tempting enough to lure me out of retirement,” said David. “The Board was looking for someone who could step in immediately to support SBBIKE’s amazing staff, assess its future needs and opportunities, and facilitate the identification and a successful hand off to their next E.D. I felt that the job description sounded like me. So I’m honored and excited to take on the task.”