Something funny happened to me as I was riding to work the other day. Part of my route takes me on a busy four-lane road with nice broad shoulders. On ... Read More

As you might recall, in an earlier post we talked about how in an August interview on PBS, US Department of Transportation Secretary Mary Peters said that "bikes are not ... Read More

Ever wonder what to do with your race number when the event is over? You want to hold on to the glory however you can. Mine are tacked ... Read More

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Several people I know have found that pulling a trailer with flag like you'd haul kids in behind their bike makes cars seem to pass them more slowly and give ... Read More

Want to get yourself an instant dose of hip? Then check out the knickers made by Chrome Transport of San Francisco. Known for its gear and apparel made ... Read More

Here's a question for you: What five things are there in your bike bag that you absolutely won't go riding without? We'll take an informal survey and publish ... Read More

If you're interested in ways to make yourself safer and more visible on the bike, you'll want to check out Pedalite pedals. Sold in Europe for almost a decade, ... Read More

If you've ever thought about riding in Europe, About.com's Guide to Germany, Michele Hartley, has a terrific collection of resources and links to all types of cycling there. ... Read More

Humana, a healthcare company that employs 8,500 people in downtown Louisville, Kentucky, has started a bike-sharing program called "Freewheelin" for its workers, and already over 2,000 employees have signed up ... Read More

Climbing There was a time, son When hills like these were my friends. Ford was president. One more: Bonking Thirty miles remain four dimes and stale clifbar can I make it home? From Eleven Gear. More terrific cycling ... Read More