such as Austin, Berkeley, Boise, Durango, Flagstaff, Coachella Valley Music and Arts Festival), Los Angeles, Mexico City, New Orleans, New York, Oakland, Point Arena, Portland, Reno, San Francisco, Santa Cruz, Seattle, and Tucson. While touring, anywhere from eight to 14 people live on an old converted school bus and drive from event to event. All the bikes are packed onto the roof in a custom, bus-long roof rack. Citizens witnessing the colorful bus full of dirty art punks pull into their town are agog. Around the San Francisco Bay Area, Cyclecide is often found billed at large art events such as 'Sand by the Ton' and Yuri's Night. Acts Tall bike jousting Bicycle mosh pit Altered bikes Tours Fall 2004 – Tour de Fat New Belgium Brewing Company hired Cyclecide to augment their beer-drinking campaign. Cities visited were: Boise, Reno, Omaha, Durango, Santa Fe, Phoenix, Flagstaff, Denver, Fort Collins, Minneapolis, St Louis. After that leg, Cyclecide continued on their own. Firehouse, New Orleans Cafe Mundi, Austin Doublewide, Dallas Fall 2003 – Tour de Fat Again, Cyclecide was hired by New Belgium Brewing Company and became part of their traveling show. Venues included: Tucson, Cafe Mundi (Austin), Smithville (Texas), Flagstaff, Santa Fe, Durango, Boulder, Fort Collins, Santa Cruz, Portland, and Berkeley. Summer 2003 – New Your Madagascar, Brooklyn, New York Phat Mandy Presents, The IACC Theater, Pittsburgh Sibley Bike Depot, Minnesota Sprint 2003 – Tour de Tour Detour Ace Junkyard, San Francisco Rutimaya, Austin Texas The Arc in New Orleans Tultepec PyroTechnica Festival, Tultepec, Mexico Hotel Congress, Tucson Summer 2000 – First Tour StvCo North Hollywood Abandoned Parking lot, Treasure Island, San Francisco July 4 Festival, Point Arena, California Festivals Cyclecide has participated in several annual events. Maker Faire hosted by Make (magazine), San Mateo 2006–2015 Coachella Festival, Indio 2002–2007 Bumbershoot, Seattle 2007 How Berkeley Can You Be Parade, Berkeley 2001–2005 Street Fair and Fireworks, Point Arena 2000–2002 Madagascar Street Festival, Brooklyn Hosted events Pedal Monster is a multi-day, annual event organized, promoted, and hosted by Cyclecide. Cyclecide invites all other altered bike clubs to San Francisco for a weekend of activities including a poker run, a day of feasting (BBQ), and a show with the rides set up. External links Tribe Group References Cycling clubs Artists from California Performance artist collectives Culture of San Francisco Organizations based in San Francisco 1998 establishments in California