Bike Blogger Meetup reviewed.

KING 5′s “Evening Magazine” had a segment on the new Duthie Hill mountain bike park, whose grand opening is May 22.

But Duthie can’t yet touch Galbraith Mountain for KING5′s “best Northwest mountain biking Escape”.

It’s a lot of work and you takes your chances… but hey, that old car you used to drive that’s just sitting in the driveway like rust bait? Fill out the forms and you could get a new Titus Rockstar 29er for a trade.

I’m going to want to stop in at this place some day on my Ibis Mojo.

Spokane has been added to the League of American Bicyclists list of bicycle-friendly cities.

Peaty has an app! Steve Peat will endorse a downhill racing game to coincide with the 2010 World Cup launch the beginning of June.

In Chicago, if you’re a 67-year-old woman and you try to run down a teenager on a bicycle in a fit of road rage, here’s what you can expect.

Seattle bike bloggers in full dudgeon

Where most cities struggle to maintain meetups for bloggers, any bloggers, of the generic variety, in Seattle a call for a bike blogger meetup met with a response so instantaneous and thunderous that logic dictated a gathering asap at Brouwer’s raucous Cafe in the Republic of Fremont.

Last night’s turnout was rewardingly affirmative, leaving us smiling, sated (except for BikeHugger’s inglouriously deprived Mark V) and hoarse from having to shout above the Final Four rabble gathered below. More later on what we accomplished and our vision for bike blogging in Seattle and beyond, but we agreed on one goal — restoring Seattle from the respectable but nonetheless unsatisfying No. 4 ranking (as per Bicycling magazine) among America’s top cycling cities to its No. 1 glory days of the ’90s. At the very least we should be giving Portland stronger competition!

To be continued…

CarFreeDays photo link

BikeHugger’s coverage