More on Seattle’s new Streets for All Seattle campaign from Josh Cohen at Publicola.

Bike sharing updated.

Portland looks to get a little bit of singletrack added to Forest Park. A mile and a half ain’t much, but it’s a start.

Brompton is riding high in the recession. “Thirty-five to 40 per cent of its customers are now women and the age of the average rider has dropped below 40.”

When Christopher Long, the cyclist who was shoved by the New York City cop in a Critical Mass demonstration, gave up driving for cycling in 2005, he never dreamed it would come back one day to haunt him.

The cyclist who struckhttp://www.dirtragmag.com/blogarific/pedros-promises-20000/ and killed an 83-year-old woman in Renton will not be charged.

Bicycle built for 5 is headed our way!

Village Bicycle Project will ship its 100th container on Saturday!

And IMBA’s public lands initiative gets $20,000 from Pedro’s.

Portland mountain bike riders get to say their piece tomorrow in a big powwow on singletrack for Forest Park.

If you go mountain biking alone, be sure to tell someone where.

In China they’re producing bigger, faster e-bikes. But sheesh, not any lighter.

It would be fun to ask this police officer what he thinks of this police officer.

Taipei Cycle Show retrospective: “The success of the 2010 Taipei Cycle means that bike exports are on the rise, which will ultimately benefit the North / South American market which Interbike serves. As many U.S. managers and I discussed, we hope a good deal of the 4.3 million units shipped from Taiwan for an average price point of $290.54 in 2009 (which is expected to grow by double digits in 2010) will ultimately translate to strong sales and margins on sales floors all across North and South America.”

BikingBis: 5-year sentence for hitting a cyclist on a charity ride.

Is mountain biking, which roared ahead of road cycling in the ’90s post-Greg Lemond and pre-Lance Armstrong, making a comeback? The stats say yes. But the recommendation that mtb’ing needs “another Johnny T” (Tomac) is only partly right. What mountain biking needs is more places to ride.

Memo to Seattle Mayor Mike McGinn: Did you see what happened to cycling Salt Lake City Mayor Ralph Becker when he left his FILA cable-padlocked outside a meeting recently … a meeting about bicycles?!