Thanks Fair Oaks St. and the Yes Men! for too much fun in San Francisco Halloween weekend.

Late night Haunted Hay Ride on the Biker Bar, cruising down 18th from the Castro to the District, with five European tourists along for the ride.

Rockin’ Halloween colors on our way to Fair Oaks St. with a Masked Masha rolling a Mundo with the Down Low Glow. At sunset, yeow!

Whoah. Amazing weekend. So much gratitude to the crew, the people of Fair Oaks St., and the Yes Men!

Kai and Pastana showed up Saturday afternoon to help mod the Biker Bar into a Haunted Hay Ride.

Tara had texted me earlier to “try 6th and Bryant as a source for $15 hay bales.” Then on the way there I realized she was sending me to the wholesale flower market. Thanks for the tip, T! I pulled in and immediately saw a bale in a stall. One cam strap on the Mundo. Back to the house.

We reduced the hay to useful cushion sizes and cam strapped Kai’s birdcage to the Biker Bar.

Kai bringing Pooh into the mix.

Do you wanna go on a Haunted Hay Ride? Yes I wanna go on a Haunted Hay Ride? Do you wanna go on a Haunted Hay Ride? Yes I wanna go on a Haunted Hay Ride?  When you wanna to go on a Haunted Hay Ride? Hmm, I dunno, how about now?

We kept the dancing going for the big kids for another couple hours.

Sunday Afternoon. Do it again.

Heading to the San Francisco debut of the Yes Men’s touching and hilarious “The Yes Men Fix The World”

Adam practicing one of the building block skills for no-hands surfing.

The lucky recipients of three $4 million Survivaballs.

Escorting the Survivaballs from the Roxie to the closest Chevron.

The Yes Men used the march as an opportunity to tout the
benefits of the Survivaball. Rock The Bike supplied the mobile P/A and
later the Pedal Powered Stage for the rally.

We turned up the dance music, including an exhuberant “I Will Survive.”

After the Chevron protest, we kept the afterparty going.
The Mundo 1000 has been holding it down as our most efficient pedal power bike.

If you’ve read this far and you’re local, you’ll probably want to join our SF Cruisers email list, and come out Monday night to Dia De Los Muertos with the Rock The Bike crew.