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www.sbbike.org April 2006

Serving Santa BarbaraCountyWe’re a countywide advocacyand resource organizationthat promotes bicycling forsafe transportation andrecreation.

How to reach usSanta Barbara BicycleCoalitionPO Box 92047Santa Barbara CA 93190-2047

phone 962-1479email [email protected] www.sbbike.org

April 4th meetingJoin us on the first Tuesday ofeach month for our generalmeeting:Tuesday, April 4Rusty’s Pizza15 East Cabrillo BoulevardSanta Barbara6:00 PM no-host dinner7:00 PM meeting

Online email listWe sponsor an online emailforum where you can post andread messages that pertain toregional bicycling issues. It’seasy and free. To subscribe toour general forum, just sendan email message to:[email protected]

Leave the subject line andbody of the message blank.That’s all!

Join the CoalitionYou can help improvebicycling safety and condi-tions in Santa Barbara Countyby joining others in our ownregional Bicycle Coalitionadvocacy group. Together wewill continue to make a realdifference. See page 6 for anapplication form.

Our CycleSmart programThe Santa Barbara BicycleCoalition’s CycleSmart bicyclisteducation program offersbicycling skills classes forschool children and adults.Look for details of upcomingclasses inside Quick Release,or contact our Co-coordinatorsDru van Hengel and ErikaLindemann by [email protected].

Tax proposal enters final stretchMarch was filled with presentations on MeasureD transportation tax renewal to city councils, theBoard of Supervisors, regional workshops, anddozens of local groups like our Bicycle Coalition.

Tax consultant Larry Tamutola and SBCAGstaff are assessing the input, and crafting recom-mendations for the SBCAG Board at a day-longworkshop April 5th. Then a revised plan may beoffered at the April 20th SBCAG meeting that willhopefully retain a dedicated portion for bicycling.

The Bicycle Coalition sent a letter to theSBCAG Board stating reasons to support bicyclingthroughout our county. You can still make a dif-ference by contacting your county supervisor andcity’s representative to SBCAG as well. Make thatphone call or send an email before April 5th.

Mark your calendars forMay 13th

Join us in Santa Barbara for our Third AnnualBike Week Celebration dinner with entertainmentby Willie Weir. Hot off his latest bicycle touringadventure with his wife Kat Marriner in SouthEast Asia, Willie will share their experiences, im-pressions, and photographs with us all.

We will again return to the Chase Palm ParkCenter near the bikepath and ocean in Santa Bar-bara, starting at 6:00 PM. Invitations will be go-ing out to members later this month, so watch forthem. We guarantee a splendid evening for every-body who joins us there. It will be a fun time withgreat company.

Six young monks meet a dragon in Thailand. Photo byKat Marriner.

Santa Barbara County Association of Governments’Gregg Hart gives a presentation on Measure D renewalto another local group—here it’s Santa Barbara Car Free.

Important front country trails meeting April 6thYou have an upcoming opportunity to offer com-ments on front country trail use by attending andspeaking out at a public hearing. It’s the April6th hearing when the City and County ParksCommissions and the US Forest Service will listento comments on the Trails Working Group’s pro-posal for trail management.

You can read the proposal itself at:www.sbtrails.org/Documents/TWG_Proposal.pdf

And you can read comments on the proposalby the Santa Barbara Mountain Bike Trail Volun-teers at: www.sbmtv.org/docs/sbmtvstatement.pdf

The hearing itself will take place at the David

Gebhard Room, 630 Garden Street, Santa Barbara,at 6:00 PM.

The proposal is for a two-year pilot programrelated to front country trail use by hikers, moun-tain bikers and equestrians. No actions will betaken at this meeting, and it is one of a series ofpublic meetings that will address the proposal.

The volunteer Front Country Working TrailsWorking Group (FCTWG) was formed in 2002,and they met for over two years to discuss andidentify possible solutions for trail multi-use is-sues and safety concerns. Representatives in this

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Our AssemblymanPedro Nava has intro-duced a bill in the Cali-fornia Assembly thatwill make it safer for bi-cyclists. The bill, AB1041, will create a mea-sure of safety for Cali-fornia bicyclists similarto what now exists inArizona, Utah, Wiscon-sin and Minnesota—itwould require a three-foot minimum passingdistance between motorvehicles and bicyclists.

An earlier draft had required only threefeet, but revised language now says, “Thedriver of a motor vehicle overtaking a bi-cycle proceeding in the same direction shallpass to the left at a safe distance, at a mini-

Only about a third of meetings and eventsfor the month are here. Others come in afterthis goes to press, but you can read the cur-rent list of upcoming activities on our website’s home page www.sbbike.org.

April 2-April 8, Solvang Spring Tour,sponsored by Planet Ultra. Seven days ofrides out of Solvang, each ride 30-110 mileslong, returning to Solvang each night. Choseeach day from a shorter or longer ride.Unique back roads that other organizedtours miss. Unsupported, but suggested restand meal stops are offered along the way.Elevation gains vary from 1500-5000 feet.Details at www.planetultra.com/sst/index.html.

April 4, Bicycle Coalition General Meet-ing, sponsored by our Bicycle Coalition.This is another evening meeting. Rusty'sPizza, 15 East Cabrillo Boulevard, SantaBarbara. No-host dinner 6:00 PM, meeting7:00 PM. Phone president Ralph Fertig, 962-1479 or email him at [email protected].

April 5, SBCAG Measure D Workshop,sponsored by SBCAG. This is a workshopwhere the proposed Measure D tax renewalwill be discussed by our Santa BarbaraCounty Association of Governments(SBCAG). For a summary, read our flyer atwww.sbbike.org/docs/D-flyer.060222.pdf. At theRancho Marriott Hotel, 555 McMurrayRoad, Buellton. 11:00 AM-5:00 PM.

April 6, South Coast Trails Use Meeting,sponsored by Santa Barbara City and

Upcoming bike meetings & eventsCounty. This meeting will consist of a pre-sentation on a trails use proposal, followedby public comments. David Gebhard meet-ing room, 630 Garden Street, Santa Bar-bara, 7:00 PM.

April 21-24, Lower Buckhorn/IndianCreek Trail Project, sponsored by the LosPadres Forest Association. Trail mainte-nance from Lower Buckhorn to IndianCreek camp, including campsite fire pre-vention and cleanup at Lower Buckhorn,Upper Buckhorn, Peg Leg, and IndianCreek. For more detailed information,email Jasonn Beckstrand at [email protected].

April 23, Santa Barbara Earth Day,sponsored by the Community Environmen-tal Council. The most pleasant festival inSanta Barbara. It runs from 10:00 AM to5:30 PM at the Santa Barbara Courthouse.We will return with our booth, bike park-ing, and bike check-ups. Please stop by.

April 28-30, Annual Firestone ClassicSeries, sponsored by RideSB. This week-end features registration and course pre-riding on Friday; Chamberlin Ranch Down-hill and Short Track Cross Country on Sat-urday; and Cross Country Race and thefree Kids Race on Sunday. Among the ex-citing riding, there are meals, camping,prize raffle, T-shirt, live music and a beergarden. Race location is Firestone Vine-yard near Los Olivos. Event details atwww.ridesb.com/firestone.htm.

Chapala gets bikelane

On March 22, the Santa Barbara City’sTransportation and Circulation Committeevoted for safer roadway striping after a re-surfacing project is over. Bicycle Coalitionmembers Ralph Fertig, and Alex and JunePujo were among nine people who spoke infavor of slowing speeding motorists by re-ducing two traffic lanes to one, and addinga bikelane. The Pujos obtained signaturesfrom 80 Chapala neighbors. This applies toa seven-block section between MissionStreet and Alamar Avenue.

Coalition approves bicyclist safety billmum clearance ofthree feet, without in-terfering with thesafe operation of theovertaken bicycle.”

On March 24th,the Bicycle Coalitionsent a letter of sup-port for the new mea-sure. The change inlanguage now in-cludes safety for situ-ations when threefeet may not be safe,and a larger margin isneeded.

We are very pleased that Nava is re-sponding to a need for greater awarenessof bicyclist safety on our roads, and welook forward to a beneficial relationship inthe future.

Coalition president Ralph Fertig (left) aftertalking to Assemblyman Pedro Nava abouthis proposed bicyclist safety bill.

(continued from page 1, Trails)working group were acknowledged leadersfrom Los Padres Trail Riders, Santa Bar-bara Mountain Bike Volunteers (SBMTV),Safe Trails, Montecito Trails Foundation,the Sierra Club, the County Hiking andRiding Trails Advisory Committee. City,County and US Forest Service staff attendedthe meetings.

The FCTWG’s goals are to encouragemanagement policy decisions that improvesafety, protect natural and cultural re-sources, provide trail opportunities for anincreasing population of users, and are fea-sible to implement. Their trails manage-ment proposal calls for a two-year trialperiod with these components:• The Trails Alliance monitoring group,

currently sponsored by the Los PadresForest Association.

• Trail hosting and education program.• Trail signage, offering trail route, etiquette,

safety, and interpretive information.• An Odd/Even Mountain Bike Plan. This is

not well defined. It’s unclear when it mightstart, what trails might be included, whatdata about trail usage should be collectedbefore it’s implemented, how the publicwill be informed about it, and how it’ssuccess will be measured.

The SBMTV views the proposal as contro-versial, but as a major and needed step inimproving our trail community and systemas a whole.

One-way Chapala Street has only 5000 motoristsa day, making it perfect for one travel lane.


CycleSmart bicyclist education news

Ortega Hill bikepathconstruction begins

On March 15th, a ceremony kicked off con-struction of an Ortega Hill bikepath, andauxiliary car lane on adjacent Highway101. Bicycle Coalition board membersDrew Hunter, Wilson & Gail Hubbell, andRalph Fertig represented us at the event,and were captured pedaling up the hill forshowing on TV that evening.

The bikepath and 101 lane were fundedby the SBCAG Board in 1996 to reduce con-gestion on the freeway. The 12-foot widepaved and lighted path will provide an al-ternative to the narrow winding Ortega HillRoad that connects Montecito with Sum-merland. It will be finished in early 2007.

Bicycling Skills for WomenMay 18th and May 20th

The Art of Cycling: Using a Bike toTransport and Transform

WHAT: We’re offering another two-daycourse designed for women, taught bywomen. If you want to learn the basics ofdriving your bicycle confidently in a sup-portive and fun environment, then this isthe class for you! Have you thought aboutusing your bike for getting around town orfor fitness, but just don’t feel comfortableon the road with other vehicle users? We’llshow you how to make decisions in trafficwhile riding legally and confidently. Wouldyou feel more inclined to ride if you knewhow to change a flat tire or to performother simple on-road repairs? We’ll teachyou. We’ll also practice bike handling skillsand emergency avoidance maneuvers suchas quick turns and stops. We’ll also talkabout women-specific bikes and clothing.Then we’ll take you out for a road ride withwomen League Cycling Instructors (LCIs).

WHEN DAY1: Thursday,May 18th,5:30 PM forBasic StreetSkills class(no bicycle isrequired).WHEN DAY 2: Saturday, May 20th 10:00AM-4:00 PM for basic bicycle mechanics(please be sure your bike is in working or-der before the class), commuting tips andon-road riding instruction and practice.WHERE: Downtown Santa Barbara.COST: $30, payable to LCI Dru van Hengel.You can pay at the class or by mail to, attn:Dru van Hengel, SBBC, PO Box 92047,Santa Barbara, CA 93190. Don’t have $30?That’s okay, we want you to join us re-gardless! Some scholarships are availableby contacting Dru (see info below).TO REGISTER: Please let us know you’recoming by contacting Dru van Hengel at564-5544 or at [email protected].

How to stage acriterium in Isla Vista

by Barrett AusmanWe asked Barrett Ausman, UCSB Cycling RaceDirector, for his views on what it was like orga-nizing the first annual Isla Vista Island ViewClassic Bike Race. This race was held on Satur-day March 4, 2006 and was a rollicking successwith over 450 riders participating.

The race was something that I thoughtcould never happen. I had no idea what Iwas getting myself into as I was electedrace director by the team for the currentyear. In September at the beginning of theschool year, I got a call from Karl Nielsen,UCSB’s Cycling Director. Karl informed methat the Isla Vista Recreation and ParksDistrict (IVRPD) and the County of SantaBarbara would support a race being held indowntown Isla Vista. After the first meet-ing, I remember feeling upbeat about all thehelp we are going to get.

Derek Johnson, former General Man-ager at IVRPD, and I worked out a budgettogether. The only problem was that it justkept growing and now the cost of the racewas exceeding $7,000. Our team had totake a step back and ask ourselves “can wereally do this?” Our treasurer, KamyabSadaghiani, came to the rescue with a pro-fessional sponsoring plan. But we wereonly 90 days from the race and sponsor-ships were only trickling in. The situationwas grim as I had already filed all the paperwork with the national race organization.Sponsors or no sponsors, it appeared therace was going to happen.

The week before the race was crazy, butwe had finally raised enough cash. It wasmayhem and it was awesome. Race Day—Iwas up at 3:30 AM and on the course at4:30 AM. The mission: open the course forits first race by 7:00 AM. I have never seenso much staged equipment. Tow trucks re-moved 22 cars in violation of the “no park-ing” zones. A street sweeper swept thecourse we had closed to traffic—theEmbarcadero Loop and Cordoba Road. Vol-unteers erected barricades, cones and scaf-folding, set up tables, chairs, tents,computers and a PA system, deployed ra-dios and cameras. The County Fire Depart-ment even came out with their hook andladder truck to hang our banner over thefinish line. Victory! The first race, Men’sCollegiate C, went off at 7:00 AM.

Problems emerged, but we calledaudibles on the spot for fast solutions. Wehad to call in an electric cart so that thepizza delivery service could travel to theedge of I.V. for transfer to a car. Others im-

Board nominationsHow would you like to help us forge astronger and better Santa Barbara BicycleCoalition? With an election coming up atour July meeting, this is your opportunityto make a difference.

Every two years, we have an election ofour four officers plus five other Board ofDirectors members. Please phone any ofour Board members to find out what itmight entail.

If you wish to toss your hat—that is,helmet—into the ring, write us or send anemail to [email protected], or come to ourMay meeting and say so.

provised, like the Brinks cash delivery manwho walked to Woodstocks with his pistoldrawn. Our team was so proud to see ourvision for a race in our home town of IslaVista actually achieved. Riders compli-mented the course as an excellent one, andI am predicting bigger and better for 2007!

I would like to thank IVRPD, I.V. FootPatrol, County Public Works and Fire De-partment, Supervisor Brooks Firestoneand his staff, UCSB in general and specifi-cally the Recreational Sports Department,the I.V. Commission, Sam’s To Go, UCSBCycling Team, all the great businesses inIsla Vista, and all the fans people whocame to support the race.

County Supervisor Salud Carbajal (left) addressesthe crowd, as SBCAG Director Jim Kemp listens.


We thank our activemembers

Please thank and support the following Bi-cycle Coalition business members:

• BiciSport & Company, Santa Barbara• Big Gear Bike Gear, Santa Barbara• Jeffrey Stoutenborough, Architect, Santa

Barbara• King Cycle Group, Portland, Oregon• Nett & Champion Insurance Services,

Santa Barbara• Open Air Bicycles, Santa Barbara• Pedal Power Bicycles, Santa Maria

We welcome our newest Bicycle Coalitionmembers Cathy Peterson, Rod Edwards,and Molly & Joshua Olney Zide. We addi-tionally thank those who renewed theirmemberships: Bob Burgess, Curtis Ridling,Dave Beamer, Eric Schwartz, David &Teresa Bothman, Lee Carter, Bill Powell,Jared Dawson, and Kathleen Boehm

Exhilariation from the Tour of California isstoking thoughts about its future in SantaBarbara County. Because this was the firstTour, nobody really knew how successful itwould be in attracting people. And theirmoney. We now know—and so does every-body else. There is no guarantee that futureTours will come through our area, let alonestop here, because other communitiesthroughout the state are now contending forthe publicity. And the revenue.

Our Bicycle Coalition sent a letter toSanta Barbara Mayor Marty Blum andmembers of the City Council on March 10th,asking them to do whatever they can tobring the Tour back in the future. We said,“It seems that so many biked or walked ortook the shuttle to the festival that conges-tion and parking were not problems. A pre-liminary estimate of economic impact saysthat Santa Barbara merchants benefitedfrom a $1 million boost in sales, filling localhotels and restaurants during our slowtourist season.” We noted that the 2007Tour schedule is being determined rightnow, and will be announced by early sum-mer. We concluded, “Because of its manybenefits to our community, we ask the Cityof Santa Barbara to do everything possibleto ensure the return of the Tour of Califor-nia in 2007.”

During the February 24th Tour of Califor-nia stage finish festival, we shared a boothwith Santa Barbara Car Free, and gathereddata from 189 passing people. We askedthem a series of questions, as follows:

Where do you live?• South Coast area, 58%• Elsewhere, 42%

If you’re visiting, where are you staying?• In hotel, 78%• With family and friends, 22%

Tour of California—we want it back!How often do you bicycle?

How did you hear about the Tour?

Tour of California comments

bikes rule !!cool Tour !do it again !enjoying a great timeeverybody stop at signsfantastic !fantastic! bring it back in 2007 !good fun thanksgood workgreat event !great expo!great for Santa Barbarahope it returnsI hope it continues! It kicks assI took the day off workI love to ride !lov’n it !love having this in townlove the Tourmore !!thanks for your helpwonderful event !!yeah for bikes !yeah !!you guys rock !

Team cyclists recover after the stage sprint finishin Santa Barbara on February 24th.

Ads in Quick ReleaseQuick Release accepts advertisements.Monthly circulation is over 400 people.Ads are business card size, 3.5” wide x2.0” high. Details and an order form areavailable in PDF format online at:www.sbbike.org/QR/ad.pdf .

Avoid 101. You used to be able to legally bikeon northbound Highway 101 between Sum-merland and Montecito, but no longer.Construction barricades were installed in mid-March, so there is no longer a shoulder to rideon. Use Ortega Hill Road instead until the newbikepath is finished in early 2007.


March Coalitionmeeting topics

Our March 7th monthly Bicycle Coalitionnoon meeting attracted 17 people. We dis-cussed these topics:

• Gregg Hart gave a presentation on theproposed Measure D renewal. We dis-cussed the content and what we might dothis month. Actions will be discussed atour upcoming Board meeting.

• We discussed our intent to increasecontact with North County bicyclists. OnMarch 14th, four of us will be attendingthe Lompoc Valley Bicycle Club meeting.

• Wilson Hubbell will write a letter to accom-pany our report about posts on bikepathsto send to public works’ directors.

• Bicyclists were encouraged to attend theMarch 10th [later moved to the 15th dueto rain] groundbreaking ceremony for theOrtega Hill bikepath.

• Pedro Nava’s proposed bicyclist safetylegislation was discussed.

• Erika Lindemann reported on her atten-dance at the National Bike Summit in DC.Forty other Californians were there.

• A newly-formed group, the Multi-UseTrails Coalition, was announced. They willpursue trail access for all current users.

• Our new Bike Maintenance workshop iscoming this month, and new Street Skillsclasses are coming in April and May.

• The benefits of the Tour of California werediscussed. The Bicycle Coalition will senda letter to the Santa Barbara City Councilasking for their support in 2007.

• Erika described Traffic Solutions’ empha-sis this year on their Team Bike Challenge,and a decision to not dedicate anyresources for a Bike to Work Day that isnow an individual jurisdiction event.

• Ralph Fertig asked for suggestions foractivities for Bike Week. Collaborationwith the Santa Barbara Contemporary ArtsForum on an Aeolian Bike Ride is possiblethen, or maybe later in the year.

Coalition produces flyer for hotelsOn March 22nd, Bicycle Coalition presidentRalph Fertig gave a presentation to thehotel sales directors group organized by theSanta Barbara Conference and Visitors Bu-reau. Called “Hospitality for Bicyclists,” itconsisted of a description of bicyclist demo-graphics, kinds of rides they might be do-ing, how hotels can accommodate them,what attracts bicyclists to our area, andwhat hotels can do to enhance bicycling op-portunities in our community.

The hand-out flyer that was created forthem is online for you to read atwww.sbbike.org/docs/bike-hospitality.pdf. If youknow of any hotel or motel or guest homethat might benefit from the material, pleasesend it to them. The main points are sum-marized below.Recreational bicyclists are:• 60% male• Independent-minded• Financially established• Often seeking bargains• Under 45 years old.How they bicycle• Independent touring cyclists• Commercial touring groups• Bike club tours• Charity rides.What they look for in accommodation• Secure bike parking• Permission to keep bikes in rooms• Set up, maintenance space• Bike box storage• Good healthy food• Loaner or rental bikes.What they look for in our area• Santa Barbara County Bike Map.• Bike routes• Bike rides• Bike shops• Outdoor restaurants• Ice cream.What can make our area bike-friendlyWe tell the hospitality people that they canmake a difference by asking local govern-ment for better bicyclist facilities. Bicycles

take up a tenth the roadway or parkingspace of a car, they don’t pollute, andthey’re quiet. If a community has bikelanes on streets, separate bike paths, andquiet scenic roads, bicyclists will morelikely return and bring their bike friendsalong with them.

Bikes are available for rent at the DoubleTreeresort, plus other places in Santa Barbara.

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Regional bicycle clubs & groupsBicycle Touring Club of Solvang

Dan Henry, 688-3330Echelon Santa Barbara

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Goleta Valley Cycling ClubDoris Phinney, [email protected]

Lompoc Valley Bicycle ClubGene Pritchett, [email protected]

SB Mountain Bike Trail VolunteersChris Orr, [email protected]

Santa Barbara Bicycle ClubMike Hecker, [email protected]

Santa Barbara BMXDale Bowers, [email protected]

Tailwinds Bicycle ClubDavid Cantero, [email protected]

UCSB Cycling ClubMatthew Post , [email protected]

Road repair contactsCaltrans

Pat Mickelson, [email protected]

CarpinteriaDale Lipp, 684-5405 [email protected]

GoletaSteve Wagner, [email protected]

LompocLarry Bean, [email protected]

Santa Barbara CityDru van Hengel, [email protected]

Santa Barbara CountyMatt Dobberteen, [email protected]

Santa MariaRick Sweet, 925-0951 [email protected]

SolvangBrad Vigro, [email protected]

UCSBDennis Whelan, [email protected]

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Discounts tomembers

Members of the Santa BarbaraBicycle Coalition are offered dis-counts at local bike shops. It’sanother reason to join our advo-cacy group. To get your dis-count, take your copy of QuickRelease to the shop & showthem your address label thatsays “MEMBER” on it. Or cutout the label box and take it.Discount details are posted onour web site at www.sbbike.org/SBBC/who.html. Please patronizethe following shops:

Bicycle Bob’s250 Storke Road #A, Goleta15 Hitchcock Way, Santa Barbara

Bicycle Connection223 W. Ocean Avenue, Lompoc

Big Gear Bike Gear324 State Street #A, Santa Barbara

Commuter Bicycles, 569-5381Hazard’s Cyclesport

110 Anacapa Street, Santa BarbaraMad Mike's Bikes

1110 E. Clark Avenue #G, Santa MariaOpen Air Bicycles

224 Chapala Street, Santa BarbaraPedal Power Bicycles

1740 Broadway, Santa MariaVeloPro Cyclery

633 State Street, Santa Barbara5887 Hollister Avenue, Goleta

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