today PVC\Potomac Velo Club hosted THE CAPITAL CROSS CLASSIC which serves as the MAC ChampionshipsA cyclist writes in to complain about pedestrian bad behavior.
The latest perk at luxury hotels is a bike.
A cyclists responds to the op-ed about adding bike lanes to the Brooklyn Bridge. He thinks the path can be made safe with better signage and by banning cycling [...]
Sam Kazan at the Washington Examiner thinks that only an aristocrat can afford to go car free. And alerts us to this:
But [World Car Free] had an underlying political agenda; its organizers call on "governments to help create permanent change to benefit pedestrians, cyclists, and other people who do [...]
Among cyclists, helmets use is, and will probably always be, a contentious issue. Because of this, many of us just don't discuss our position on the issue at all. It will just make everyone hate one another, but no opinions will be changed.
Today I am going to risk scorn and' [...]
Adam Voiland has a roundup of the Philadelphia crack down after two pedestrians were killed by cyclists.
In the first homicide a wrong-way cyclist hit a paralegal and left him to die in the street without giving assistance. Authorities are still trying to find the cyclist. In [...]
Despite the obnoxious behavior of the two bicyclists in question (re: resisting a police officer), an Ohio court made exactly the right ruling:
The judge ruled:
The bicyclists may have been rude for riding two abreast but were breaking no law in Ohio–not the law requiring bicyclists to ride as far [...]
This photo shows a group of men posed with their high-wheel bicycles, circa 1885, in Wichita, Kansas.
Presumably, the men were members of the Wichita Bicycle Club, which was organized in the 1880s, to be succeeded by the Wichita Wheelmen in 1896. Articles from the Wichita [...]
Bronze level bicycle-friendly Philadelphia is in the throes of a bike-riders vs. everybody-else controversy.
After two pedestrians were struck and killed by bicycle riders in Philadelphia in October, the police launched a crackdown last month against cyclists on sidewalks as well as those who don't make full stops at stop signs or' [...]
Thanks to Christopher McNeese (he of bicycle petition fame), we now have a thriving Bicycle Friendly Springfield group on Facebook. There are 456 members as of today. Be sure to check it out.
Also be sure to sign the newset bicycle petition at Springfield’s bicycle shops now.
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Many bicyclists are seeking to influence a political agreement at the UN Climate Change Conference that begins next week in Copenhagen.
A global bike commute challenge is underway and cyclists are joining climate-change bike rides in selected cities this coming weekend for Ride Planet Earth. Meanwhile, activists in The Bike Bloc Project who [...]
About two weeks ago we reported on a few council proposals in Philadelphia to require bicycle licensing and increase the fines for various cycling offenses, brought about at least in part by two recent pedestrian deaths as a result of cyclists colliding with them. The Bicycle Coalition of Philadelphia [...]
Let's admit it. Too many bicyclists keep too many unused bicycles in their garages or their basements. I'll include myself among the guilty.
Maybe there's an emotional attachment to an old relic. Or it's difficult to find an alternative to taking the bicycle to the dump, an unceremonious end for a trusty [...]
Last weekend Philadelphia Cops pedaled around town on a mission:
Make bicyclists pay attention to their surroundings, those they share the road with, and the laws they're supposed to follow.
Why all the fuss, and attention?
The targeted enforcement was aimed at ticketing cyclists while educating them on what constitutes good behavior (stopping' [...]
Another video from riconroy, this one a helpful guide for drivers, aiding them in "surviving" city driving and avoiding nasty cyclists and pedestrians.
Driving in the city is a treacherous endeavour, full of difficulty and inconvenience. For anyone who hasn't driven in the city before the rules of the' [...]

An electronic sign below the 14th St Bridge, warning cyclists that the trail will be closed at night for a month or so. Arlington, VA.
[...]One of the questions I get a lot from people who are just beginning on their bike commuting adventure is "what should I wear to ride on my commute?"
The question comes from numerous sources: experienced recreational cyclists who are just deciding to start commuting and want to know how [...]