Craig G.
7/23/2020
I am shipping a bike to #1 son in ohio. I was struggling to get the pedal off one side. I follow RCR on IG and wanted to pay them a visit figuring they would have the correct tool. Parked the...
Rich City Rides
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1500 MacDonald Ave Ste A
Richmond, CA 94801
Rich City Rides in Richmond, CA is an organization dedicated to building community through biking initiatives. They uplift the community voice to co-create change and culture, focusing on sustainable transportation, physical and mental health, and human-to-human connections.
Their programs include School Programs that bring leadership to students through biking, walking, and hiking, as well as an E-Bike Lending Library that electrifies rides. Rich City Rides also engages in the Park Equity Project, exploring strategies for transformative equity in outdoor spaces.
With over 11 years of experience, Rich City Rides has donated 3,500+ bikes, offers free repair workshops, and trains interns at their Bike Hub. The organization aims to be the hub, nest, and incubator for community bicycling, promoting unity and wellness through events and programs that activate people, parks, and places.
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4.535 reviews
Pearl B.
9/20/2021
Have been aware of this place for years . And love the story of how it started . I was in process of doing a fundraising ride and had problems with my chain. I called and they said bring it in , I...
Romy I.
1/11/2023
They are totally legit and there for the community. They help organize the bike party rides and show some diverse representatation that's much needed in the bike squad.
thomas s.
2/5/2023
Great service and knowledgeable workers. Love the Aventa e- bike they sold me. I especially like that they are a collectively run business. I highly recommend them.
Jana C.
3/16/2021
Taye was most accommodating and helped me upgrade my seat of my foldable. Thanks for being in this community! We sorely need your services; thank you too for being involved with the Tilth and...
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