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Short & Sweet Review: Giro DJ Gloves

Touch points on the bike are critical. I talk about saddles, shorts, grips, gloves and shoes enough that I hope you realize how important those comforts are. Introducing... Read More » Read More...

Published Wed, May 9 2012 7:43 AM by Bike Shop Girl
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Why I Ride #9: To Build a Better Community For My Son

(Leslie Meehan is the Director of Healthy Communities for the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization) Sean Meehan My son Sean is three years old and, although he is too little to understand what bicycle and pedestrian planning or public policy...

Published Wed, May 9 2012 8:30 AM by Bikeleague.org Blog
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What happened to kids biking to school?

I rode my bike to school in sixth grade and then again all through high school and college. (My schools from K-5 and 7-8 were too far away to ride to.) I got groceries and ran errands via bike in college and mooched off friends with cars if I needed to...

Published Wed, May 9 2012 9:39 AM by The Chain Gang - Orlando Sentinel
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Blog: Cycling Experiences Demographics, 05/08

I appreciate my readers and take seriously my responsibility as a publisher. Read More...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:38 PM by Cycling Experiences...
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Society Equity and Bike Sharing Systems

Sometime between dinner with a friend last night and waking up this morning, the back tire on my bike completely deflated. Sure, I know how to fix a flat, but it was early, I was groggy — and I needed to get out the door. Digging out my tire levers, rooting...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:15 AM by Bikeleague.org Blog
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Buy America’s Shocking Pricetag

Within the big pro-transit tent, positions on Buy America policies — which compel agencies to purchase domestically-made materials — vary wildly. But from the perspective of providing more rail service to more people, these restrictions are...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:53 AM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Women getting out and getting active with Women Outdoors Inc.

By Julie Sherwood, Messenger Post, link to original post From south Florida to Maine, women are letting go of the day-to-day stress of family and work life through outdoor adventure. Biking, hiking, swimming and boating — you name it, the women of Women...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:33 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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State DOT Slates Public Hearing on Rayhill Trail Rail Crossing May 15

The New York Sate Department of Transportation will hold a public hearing on Tuesday May 15, beginning at 10 a.m. in New Hartford, Oneida County, regarding a request by the Town of New Hartford and the Village of New York Mills to establish a new, public...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:32 AM by New York Outdoors Blog
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Volunteer for the Great Pittsburgh Bike Count

We need your help! We are working with the Southwest Pennsylvania Commission (SPC) to count bikes at various intersections throughout the city, and need some dependable folks to help out. We’re looking to get some numbers in Oakland, Squirrel Hill...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 10:44 AM by Bike Pittsburgh
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Pedal for Pints Program launches today

Join the National Bike Challenge and get free pints at Over the Bar The much-awaited punch-cards for the Pedal for Pints Rewards have arrived at Over The Bar Bicycle Cafe and they’re ready to start the pints a’pouring. From now until August...

Published Tue, May 8 2012 11:52 AM by Bike Pittsburgh
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Newport Bike Day 2012

Bike Newport Bike To Work Day All activities at Washington Square (unless otherwise noted) ALL ACTIVITIES FREE (unless otherwise noted) 6:00am – 9:30am: Commuter Breakfast 10:30am: Special Event: Bicycle tour to Newport Mansions with Mansion historian...

Published Mon, May 7 2012 8:17 PM by Rhode Island Bicycle Coalition
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Casey Sparks, 1978 – 2012

On the night of April 27th, Casey Sparks was riding home from the Denton Arts & Jazz fest when he had a solo bicycle accident on Locust, near the North Branch Library. He passed away six days later on May … Continue reading → Read More...

Published Mon, May 7 2012 12:15 PM by Bike Denton
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New Equity Atlas Tells a Story About the Future of Denver (With Maps!)

Detail of a map showing the distribution of walkable blocks (in yellow) and federally-subsidized affordable housing (in purple) around Denver's transit lines and stations. Image: Denver Regional Equity Atlas As more cities look to revive or expand...

Published Mon, May 7 2012 4:53 PM by Streetsblog Capitol Hill
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Tell the Forest Service You Support a Trail Extension at the Grand Canyon

P1010984.jpg The Rainbow Rim Trail is a destination trail for mountain bikers around the West. The 18-mile trail takes riders through high alpine forests with five opportunities to overlook the Grand Canyon and unparalleled solitude. Riding on a remote...

Published Mon, May 7 2012 11:52 AM by News
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Minutes from March 8 Palo Alto Team meeting

Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition (SVBC) Palo Alto Team March 8, 2012 Meeting Minutes ATTENDEES Andrew Boone, David Coale, Bill Courington, Bob Cronin, Irvin Dawid, Colin Heyne, Eric Nordman, Pam Radin, Eric Ramberg, Jeremy Shaw ACTION ITEMS 1. David Coale...

Published Mon, May 7 2012 1:30 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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