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Big Wheel Race Down Lombard Street

by Scott Beale on April 13, 2006

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BYOBW

Bring Your Own Big Wheel (BYOBW) is an annual Big Wheel race down Lombard Street, San Francisco’s famous crooked street. Now in its 6th year, BYOBW takes place this Easter Sunday, April 16th. Here’s a video by CTP and some photos by robot138.com of previous races.

6th Annual BYOBW
Easter Sunday, 2006
4 pm
Top of Lombard, SF
Bring your own Big Wheel
Free event!
Prizes!
Fun!
No rubber wheels!
Parking is awful – come early to park
No public restrooms!
Please invite your friends and families!

UPDATE: Here are some video and photos from Saturday.

photo credit: robot138.com

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