Join us Saturday April 27th - Monday April 29th for a season opener party and campout at the Rio Nido Roadhouse! We invite all riders and bikes to come with us on an exciting paved journey (we welcome all from scooters to adventure bikes!) and spend two nights camping In the redwoods of Rio Nido on the Russian River. We will have an action packed weekend starting Saturday evening complete with live music, campfire stories, beautiful roads to ride, and Sunday evening we will have a guest from the Tiba Foundation share about the cause and a few stories as well! What we provide: the above items included in your ticket purchase, as well as a place to set up your tent next to your soon to be new rally friends (If you purchase the camping ticket), 3 hot meals by the Roadhouse (dinner Saturday, breakfast Sunday, dinner Sunday) and a memorable time camping in the redwoods. We will be camping on the roadhouse lawn and ask you respect all neighbors in the surrounding area (we are not off the grid). You are responsible for your bike, your own camping set up, your own meals beyond the three we are providing as well as your own activities on Sunday. * You will be asked for your Tee Shirt size at checkout, Tee Shirt Sizes are unisex. Huge thank you to our event sponsors: REV'IT!, Engines for Change, Marin Speed Shop, Scuderia West and Rockridge two wheels! Questions? email us at [email protected] Who are the Boda Girls? WOMEN DRIVING COMMUNITY in Rural Kenya! The Boda Girls program inspires and enables women to reach their fullest potential in Rural Kenya, where thousands of women lack access to education, critical health care services, and work opportunities outside traditional, low-wage women’s work. Boda Girls mobilizes the power of sisterhood to support women throughout a lifetime. We’re creating a Boda Boda (motorcycle) taxi revolution, by implementing the first female driver entrepreneurship program to connect women and girls to opportunities in education, health, and business. Traditionally, Boda Boda driving has been a “male job” – one that pays up to ten times as much as the farm labor that women typically perform. Through the Boda Girls program, women can now learn to drive, build their taxi business and provide safe and free transportation for women to critical services. $25 of every ticket sold gets donated to the Boda Girls via the Tiba Foundation.