Bike-to-work up 50 percent in 2007
Census estimate puts Minneapolis second to Portland, Ore. If you started pedaling to work last year, you’re not alone. The number of Minneapolis workers who commute by...
Read MoreCensus estimate puts Minneapolis second to Portland, Ore. If you started pedaling to work last year, you’re not alone. The number of Minneapolis workers who commute by...
Read MoreWired Magazine goes to Interbike and reports that As America Implodes, The Bike Industry Booms some snippets: “The gas prices are the best thing that ever...
Read MoreBicyclists suffer far less from actual dangers on the road than they do from the mythologies which influence their behavior. I bring these up a lot because the key to...
Read MoreIt wasn’t that long ago that Publix cashiers would look at me like an alien when I took my canvas bag to the checkout. Seriously, they would try to bag the...
Read MoreI just picked up my new Surly at Retro City Cycles. It’s BEAUTIFUL! And Diane Blake said, “It’s going to rain now, because you’re on a new...
Read MoreThanks to Fritz at Cyclelicious for this one. Of course, it’s a good idea to carry tire supplies and know how to repair/change a flat tube. I once had a blow-out...
Read MoreHow many vehicles do you see on this road? As the equinox approaches and daylight closes down on our commutes, I’ve been contemplating a post about the hazards of...
Read MoreThat hint of fall in the air this morning? Ah, the promise of hospitable weather just around the corner! Winter! When I can get to the end of the driveway without being...
Read MoreYesterday I joined fellow LCI (CommuteOrlando editor and occasional contributor) Lisa B in Tuscawilla to teach bike handling to Joy VonWerder’s triathlon training...
Read MoreBicycle Facilities advocates love to invoke the name of Northern European cycling. Whole websites are dedicated to notion that we should recreate Amsterdam in America....
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