BikeLife Seeking New Partners For 2018
BikeLife Cities is actively seeking new partners and extends an invitation to cities, towns and counties to learn about our program for 2018. We’ve helped…
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St. Petersburg to Host 2017 Bicycle Tourism Conference
Bicycle touring has long had an honored place in the tourism economy and culture. But new styles of bike tourism have exploded onto the scene:…
Cyclists 4 Community Seek Safe Roads for All
Building Bonds and Mutual Respect for All Users Cyclists 4 Community is a young organization in Boulder that represents cyclists and the communities “where we…
Boulder Walks: See More of Your City
Being active in Boulder is easy. With so much sun and so many places to go, it’s tempting to want to do it all, right…
I Bike Boulder: Meet Mandy Vink
Today’s I Bike Boulder features Mandy Vink, the City of Boulder Public Art Coordinator. Why do you commute by bike? About 15 years ago, I…
I Bike Boulder: Meet Oscar Saucedo-Andrade
Today’s I Bike Boulder features Oscar Saucedo-Andrade, the City of Boulder GO Boulder Team Intern. What’s your work commute? It’s truly multimodal: it begins by…
I Bike Tucson
Our Occasional Profile of Faces Found Around Tucson NATHAN CHARTERIS, 13 8th grader at Doolen Middle School Why do you ride to school? I ride my…
Bicycling Beginnings- Annie Londonderry
It wasn’t long after the advent of the bicycle that people began to see how far they could take it. One of the most notable…
Bicycling Beginnings- Who put on the pedals?
Continuing to delve into the history of biking means continuing to fall into possible theories, but not many verifiable facts. So, as with most of…
Bicycling Beginnings- Thank you, Karl von Drais
Last week, almost nothing I wrote was verifiable. With the entire column taken up by rebuked theories, in retrospect I probably could have skipped that…
Bicycling Beginnings- The Initial Design
Bikes haven’t been around for all that long when considering how long humans have occupied the Earth. In the grand scheme of things, most people spent…
Electric Bike Guy: Olympic Aspirations Live
Once every four (two) years, the world tunes in to see athletes from all sorts of obscure sports enjoy their blips in the spotlight. For…
Training Table Recipes with Allen Lim
Tasty Recipes to Fuel your Ride. When exercise physiologist Dr. Allen Lim, founder of Skratch Labs and co-author of the Feed Zone Cookbook series – …
The Number E: Your Eddington Number
For some of our more highly educated readers, the name Sir Arthur Eddington may be of some familiarity. But for most it won’t be. Sir…
Report: As cities add bike lanes, more people bike, and biking gets safer
Cities adding bike infrastructure are seeing a “safety in numbers” — more people on bikes plus lower risk of severe or fatal injury. Graphs: NACTO…