Come out and join us for the DBPA Pump Track opening!

When: June 6, 6:30 PM

Where: City Hall 23 Russell Blvd

The proposed city budget was introduced at last weeks’ city council meeting, and as we mentioned before, the staff are proposing to build a dirt pump track in Davis!

Most of the DBPA board was there to testify and show support.  During council discussion four councilmembers not only supported the staff recommendation to develop a pump track, but went further and asked for the staff to expedite the process!  On June 6th, the staff will report back to the council with an updated pump track plan.  We will be there, will you?

The Davis Bike Park Alliance members, families, and friends will be gathering in advance of the June 6 council meeting to publicly show our support for the pump track.  We will be the bike nuts standing around a table with green shirts.  In fact, the first 20 people to show will get a free DBPA shirt as well.

This pump track is the first step in making Davis, once again, a leader in bicycle living--and the first step towards building a full bike park and implementing the Davis Platinum Bike Plan.

PLEASE JOIN US!

Saturday, May 16th / 2 to 5 p.m. / Tickets: $20.00

Join us for a fun May is Bike Month event to support the building of a demonstration pump track in Davis. The event will start and end at City Hall Tavern in downtown Davis. Participants will ride around town with stops along the way to collect cards for a poker hand. There will be prizes for the three best hands, as well as the worst hand. There will be freebies from our sponsors, drink and food specials and good times for all participants. Three ways to register:

 Make a $20.00 donation/person at www.davisbikeparkalliance.org, print the receipt & bring it to the event.
 In-person at Ken’s Bike-Ski-Board, 650 G Street, on Saturday, May 9th from 2- 5pm.
 At City Hall Tavern from 1-2pm on the day of the event.

Singletrack High, A Documentary Film By Pedal Born Pictures

About the Film

At the age of 16, many American kids trade in two wheels for four. Trusty steeds that once gave them freedom to explore on weekends now collect dust in the garage. For a growing number of high school students in Northern California, however, two wheels don’t get dusty, they get dirty. Their lives continue to revolve around weekend rides, but now those rides have a finish line. These are the student athletes of the NorCal High School Cycling League. This is Singletrack High.

The film was funded entirely by Specialized Bicycle Components, with the goal of showcasing the incredible impact of high school mountain biking and bringing more supporters to NICA and the movement. Additional support was provided by Sunnyvale VW and GoPro.