BORP Youth Rider Passes It Forward!
April 10, 2019
Sam Wilson-Kutchko first came to BORP’s Cyclng Center when she was was 7 years old. She couldn’t balance on a two wheel bike at the time but soon got riding
Tag: Adaptive cycling
Oakland’s Cole School gets moving at BORP!
April 23, 2018
Thanks to the efforts of their teacher Laurin Kennedy a group of students from Oakland’s Cole School came on their first field trip to BORP in March. All of the
A Perfect Partnership – BORP Cycling and The Centre for Neuro Skills
April 19, 2018
Over the last three years, BORP Cycling and the Centre for Neuro Skills in Emeryville (CNS) have developed a great partnership serving both our missions. CNS is a residential rehabilitation
How to Raise Over $700 for Your Revolution Ride in a Day
August 23, 2017
We’ve been happily giving away these nifty BORP hats every Tuesday to the Revolution rider who raises the most money that week, but recently something unexpected happened. Annie Kaferle registered
BORP Power Soccer (VIDEO)
November 3, 2016
“The greatest thing about power soccer is that you’re able to play a game, have fun, and become an athlete, just like anybody else.” -Chris Finn, BORP Power Soccer Coach
Going Fast: Getting to know Katherine Sherwood
October 11, 2016
In this new blog series, we talk with Bay Area Outreach and Recreation Program (BORP) participants and athletes about their lives, interests and experience with BORP. On most Thursday and
BORP Adaptive Cycling Center re-opens March 7
February 4, 2015
At long last, Winter is over for the BORP Adaptive Cycling Center! Open hours resume on Saturday, March 7. For more information, contact Greg Milano at the bikehouse: 510-848-2930 or
2014 Rev Photos are up!
October 28, 2014
Scot Goodman’s awesome 2014 Rev photos are up! Scot volunteers his time and talent to provide these amazing, professional photographs of the Rev and participants who make it happen. Thank
June 9th Adaptive Cycling Event in San Francisco
June 1, 2013
On Sunday, June 9, BORP along with the San Francisco MTA, Mayor’s Office of Disability, Department of Aging and Adult Services, and the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition will host an Adaptive