Now this is what you call a sharrow!
From our recent trip, the Berkeley version of sharrows — not those skinny little things we have in Seattle that imply cyclists have to hug … Read more
Daily Roundup: Cascade Posts Early May Bike Month Schedule, Bike Mag reassures, Lance ready
Cascade is compiling a list of Bike Month events, here‘s the early release. Bike to Work Day on May 15th should be a barnburner this … Read more
Daily Roundup: Bike Mag co. files bankruptcy, Cycling workaround for Hood Canal Bridge, Parkinson’s ride
Bicycle Retailer: Bike Magazine is the best-written bike mag extant, so it’s discouraging that the parent company is filing for bankruptcy. The promise is to … Read more
See Evil, Hear Evil, Speak Evil
A bevy of new Evil Revolts came in yesterday at Fluidride’s shop on south Lake Union. The shop is putting in a white-on-black showroom to … Read more
Daily Roundup: Catching up on 3-feet-please and Lance
Traveling back from the hugely successful Sea Otter Classic and brought back to Seattle some digitally compressed California sunshine, 1,000/1 ratio enabling an entire afternoon … Read more
"Freedom Riders" shows the wisdom and the way
“Freedom Riders,” a new film from KGB Productions and Gravnetic unveiled Saturday evening at Sea Otter courtesy of IMBA, represents a real step forward in … Read more
Sea Otter: Kintner's Dual Slalom
One of the toughest mountain bikers in the world is not a guy. Last year she gave up a dominating career in mountain biking to … Read more
Daily Roundup: Bike sharing, Sea Otter, Robb on Why Ride?
Bike sharing in Denver? From Bicycle Retailer: “Will 65 kiosks housing 1,000 bikes alter this sprawling Western city’s attitude toward bicycles and commuting?” Bike sharing … Read more
Today's Ride: Nisene Marks, on the road to Sea Otter
Back to Santa Cruz for a tour of Forest of Nisene Marks, billed as the leading host of lyme-disease carrying ticks in the state (1 … Read more