The San Francisco Cannonball Run, details to follow: -Meetup Sunday May 26th at Noon race at 12:30
-Race start at toxic cove(Warm Water Cove), -There are no checkpoints -The end is Sloat and Great Highway -Entry: Pay what you can (recommend $10) -This is a time trial from the bay to the ocean through the meat of the SF peninsula -Prizes for 1st in all categories: 1st Overall, 1st Fixed gear (no brakes), 1st Women/Trans/Femme -All proceeds will be donated to the Palestinian Children’s Relief Fund

I was watching murder of couriers and saw multiple times (and even a neck tattoo!) that absolutely amazing logo. Can’t find much about on google so, here i am wanting to learning more about it.

Hey folks, i’m 22, student. To cut it short, riding bikes is all I wanna do and I want a messenger job but afraid it won’t pay the bills. Especially in the long term.

How do you see the industry in the following years? Will it be reliable still?

Thank you

From Scratch, a documentary about Seoul, South Korea's bicycling scene, and only bike messenger company in the entire country featured. Watch it here:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=McqPlSJktww&authuser=1

Paris cyclists kick cars' asses, trouble in NYC as well as messenger events, Gaza sunbirds fly

hey guys,

I've worked for an app before many years ago. Now I'm looking for a "real" courier job. Do you have any advice on where and how to look for this?
Also, what language level would you say it's necessary to handle this job? Cuz I'll be doing this in my third language.

I'm based in Europe, Switzerland to be more specific.

Are there still any London-based bike messenger companies? Seems like all I see are the app-based ones.

Hey folks.

So I posted a few weeks ago about getting into mess work, starting with the apps. I’ve gone online a few times since and today was the first (and lone) time I’ve actually got a delivery.

It was easy but not nearly enough. Here in Montreal, the apps outside of Uber aren’t even taking new couriers, and while Uber does let me go online, it seems like there are just way too many couriers for the demand.

I was wondering what tips you guys have for finding more work, or gaming Uber/the apps to get more work from them? Recommended strats like location, times or days?

Thanks for any ideas.

Mines dying what you all recommend?

How much does riding for jimmy John’s suck compared to the apps? Thinking about changing it up. Do you have to clean bathrooms and make sandwiches and shit if it’s slow?

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I used to carry large items by hand until I saw a few posts on this subreddit thanks to you all I have a new way to carry big loads

Going to start with apps cuz I don’t know anybody who delivers. Could use tips on how to move drinks/soups/other edge cases. I keep hearing about moving paper. Is that newspaper? I’m In the Montreal area.

Recs on flat pedals?

its getting to the point i might need something like this for larger shit on rainy days and flowers, anybody have any experience? recommendations? i know there is also a company in spain pinza't that has made some. im in the EU.

Been off the road for a couple years now. thought about The good ol days when vessel left me hanging for months and cetma was a fever dream. Right of passage? idk. how the fuck is vessel still around…”stoked for the homies”