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Repack Course over the Ridges of Mt.Tam
A Google Earth image of the Repack course.Photo of what Mt.Tamalpais looks like through Summer.
Early article on Clunking
Clunkers, the name given to the old heavy bikes used to climb and ride Mount Tam, began seeing upgrades as the riders became more experienced and knowledgeable about the environments they were riding.In addition to the heavy frame used to face the…
Posing on a ride
Bicycle culture was nothing new for those living in the northern areas of California. In the Bay area (Major cities including San Francisco, and Oakland) the road bicycle had seen much use and development. In Marin county (north of San Francisco),The…
On the Road to Larsens Summit and Bolinas
On the Road to Larsens Summit and Bolinas dating back from 1903 in Marin County, CA.
This particualar photo is from the following website and additional photos owned by Bay City Wheelman can be found here.
www.blackbirdsf.org/bcw/
This particualar photo is from the following website and additional photos owned by Bay City Wheelman can be found here.
www.blackbirdsf.org/bcw/
Illegal Bike Trail on Mt. Tamalpais
Describes the discovery of New Paradigm Trail and planned crackdown
Repack Interactive Map
An interactive map with pictures of various parts of the Repack course down Mt. Tamalpais.
Relaxing on the trail
Wende Cragg, Otis Guy, and Joe Breeze enjoying a break, in the redwoods of Collier Springs, Mt. Tamalpais. (by Joe Breeze)
Azalea Hill Bike Unloading
Bikes being unloaded from Fred Wolf's 1953 Chevrolet on ton flatbed truck at the Azalea Hill drop off point for Repack.
Trail of Tears on Mount Tamalpais
Argues against mountain bikers on Mt. Tam through personal anecdote of a run-in.
Wende Cragg on Mt. Tam on a Snowy Day
By Joe Breeze: Wende Cragg holding two Breezers on a rare snowy day on Mt. Tamalpais, Early 1979. On Railroad Grade at Ridgecrest Blvd. Note the “No Bikes” sign. Railroad Grade was closed to bikes from 1979 to ?? [Orig. “FEB 79P9, #12”]