from SABA:

On Sunday, December 3, UC Davis staff, students and City of Davis
employees are invited to visit the Folsom History Museum to view the
special exhibition, "Cycling Through History: Bikes, Trails and
People".
The usual admission fee of $3 will be waived for all visitors who
present a UC Davis or City of Davis employee card. UC Davis students
may
also gain free admission with their valid registration card. Each
employee or student may bring immediate family up to four people
including card holder.
The exhibit features eighteen examples from the Pierce Miller
Collection
of vintage bicycles, tricycles and other human-powered vehicles –most
of
which are over one hundred years old. The Miller Collection is owned by
UC Davis and is the nucleus of what is planned to be a major bicycle
museum in Davis. The exhibit also showcases the history of the American
River Bike Trail, one of our region's premiere cycling facilities. The
32-mile trail between Sacramento and Folsom was originally built in
1896
by members of the Capital City Wheelmen, an early cycling club the
Sacramento region.
Join the UC Davis Institute for Transportation Engineers for a group
bicycle ride from Davis (and Sacramento) to the museum. Lunch will be
provided. Optional light rail/bus connections for return trip. Riders
leaving from Davis should meet at Central Park, 8 a.m., for a 40 mile
ride. Or, meet the Davis riders in Old Sacramento on the boardwalk in
front of the Delta King for a 30 mile ride departing at 9 a.m. Ride
will
take place rain or shine.

Inquiries and RSVP's should be sent to davisite@... or to Jason
(530-753-0794).
The museum is located at 823 Sutter Street in historic downtown Folsom.
Museum hours are Tuesday through Sunday, 11 a.m. – 4 p.m. More
information about the museum may be found at
www.folsomhistorymuseum.org. Contact the UC Davis TAPS bicycle
coordinator at 530-752-2453 for more information.