MANpower
When I first saw this on Copenhagenize, I assumed it was a very old commercial from the ’70s during the OPEC oil embargo. Turns out it’s quite recent. I...
Read MorePosted by Mighk on Dec 31, 2009 in Bicycle Culture | 11 comments
Two New Authors for the New Year
I’m excited to announce that CommuteOrlando has two Authors joining to broaden the perspective we offer. Kyle Kilgallon is a member of the amazing Colonial High...
Read MoreJay Leno’s Race through LA
Dave Zabriskie posted this link on his twitter page and that’s where I discovered this little ‘gem’. His comment was ‘if you want to race, get...
Read MoreBaskets vs. Panniers
Back from the store with a full bottle. Bungee cords keep things where they need to be...
Read MoreJustice gains a litte ground
The following article is about a crash very similar to the one in Texas that Keri wrote about in this post — cyclists on the shoulder hit by an inattentive driver who...
Read MoreBook Review: CycleCraft, by John Franklin
Until recently, for folks out there who are interested in learning how to ride on the streets safely, there were not many choices. If you were lucky enough, you found...
Read MoreA Case for the Hardcase
A year and a half ago, on my way home from work, I heard a thumping sound coming from my bike. I pulled over, stepped off the bike and BAAM! The tube in my back tire...
Read MoreWhat Do You Want at a Bike Station?
Many readers will be familiar with the “bike station” concept. There are a number of them around the country; mostly at major transit stops or hubs. They...
Read MoreMoving People or Cars?
Or designing for people or cars? One of the challenges of transportation planning is who do you plan for? Cars? Bikes? Pedestrians? Transit? In my experience, it seems...
Read MoreWillow Basket Included
STRATFORD-UPON-AVON, England (Reuters) – They may look as if they were plucked straight from a sepia-toned photograph of your great-grandfather’s years as a...
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