Explore the route connecting Richmond BART & Ferry, and learn about Richmond Rising projects along the way.
Over 11 years, RICH CITY Ride donated 3,500+ bikes, offers free repair workshops, and trains interns.
Real stories about why people ride—and how cycling impacts their lives and our community.
Richmond teens learning bike skills, leading rides, and supporting their community.
The Richmond Park Equity Project (RichPEP) is a collaborative effort, exploring strategies and actions for the community.
Rich City Rides' Electric Lending Bicycle Library Zooming into Unity Park in 2025.
The Black Wellness Hub is a Black-led community space in Richmond where people can heal, move, learn, connect, and access culturally grounded support.
RICH CITY Micromobility Hub is a community-powered place where Richmond residents can buy, park, repair, and safely use bikes and e-bikes while creating career opportunities for local youth.
RICH in Community
At Rich City Rides, we create opportunities through cycling. Based in Richmond, California, we are a counter-culture transportation organization working to protect Mother Earth by transforming how our communities move.
Transportation pollution increases carbon emissions, worsens air quality, contributes to asthma, and adds stress to everyday life. We respond by expanding access to affordable, active, green micromobility and transportation options.
Through cycling, community leadership, and advocacy, we cultivate transit-conscious environmental stewards who care for our city’s most-used public assets: our outdoor spaces, our sidewalks, and our streets.
Together, we are building a healthier, greener, and more just Richmond, one ride at a time.
About Us
We envision a Richmond where everyone can move freely, safely, and sustainably; where community power transforms transportation, streets, parks, and public spaces into pathways to health, opportunity, belonging, and environmental justice.
Our Next Ride
RICH CITY is dedicated to movement and wellness; our events are fun and they will keep you in shape.
Everybody Rides Program
Earn a free refurbished bike by joining three community rides or volunteer events.
Park Equity Program
Creating and supporting equity measures for the use and development of outdoor spaces in Richmond.
Role at RICH CITY
Gabriela leads and supports Rich City Rides’ youth programming with a strong emphasis on training, leadership development, and hands-on learning.
She works closely with young people across multiple West Contra Costa County high schools to build skills in bike safety, group riding, outdoor recreation, and community engagement.
Youth Fellows
The Richmond Rising Youth Fellow Program is a paid opportunity for Richmond youth to gain hands-on job experience through outreach, community events, and local projects. Youth Fellows work alongside Rich City Rides and partner organizations as part of the Richmond Rising collaborative.
Applications close: Friday, February 27, 2026
Vision & Commitment
Gabriela is deeply committed to youth leadership and believes in equipping young people with the skills, confidence, and responsibility needed to lead within their communities.
Her work centers on creating meaningful learning experiences. Through hands-on instruction and mentorship, Gabriela helps empower the next generation to become active leaders, educators, and advocates for their neighborhoods.
OUR PARTNERS
Community Building
We work with partners to execute programs and actions that exceed the expectations that come with working alone; or with working in a silo.
Together is how we engage and learn from each other — for our mutual growth and for the community.
REACH OUT
We want to hear from you!
Quick Contacts
info@richcityrides.org
bike donations
(510) 369-1701
Protect Two Community Homes
Help secure the future of Richmond’s mobility, wellness, and community power.
Rich City Rides is raising $725,000 by December 31, 2026 to protect 1434 Macdonald Avenue—the future West County Micromobility Hub—and 1525 Ohio Avenue—the future Black Wellness Hub.
Gifts are made to our fiscal sponsor, Urban Tilth, and first support the shared property obligation that keeps both community assets in community hands.