Bicycle Neglect
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Thursday, March 27, 2008
By Yokota Fritz
I posted about this months ago, but it's worth another mention. Bicycle Neglect is a series of articles by Alan Durning about why most Seattle area cities don't treat bicycles as transportation, which communities are doing the best job, and what's at stake.
Elsewhere:
Bicycle Design on the NYC better bike racks contest.
Like father like son: Taylor Phinney goes fast. And here's the whole Phinney/Carpenter family in the New York Times.
Kansas City on a bike.
Brian informs me that Land Rover started out as a bicycle: the Starley & Sutton Co's Rover Safety Bicycle, which replaces the unstable penny farthing bicycles of its day.
The Cheeseburger Footprint.
I posted about this months ago, but it's worth another mention. Bicycle Neglect is a series of articles by Alan Durning about why most Seattle area cities don't treat bicycles as transportation, which communities are doing the best job, and what's at stake.
Elsewhere:
Bicycle Design on the NYC better bike racks contest.
Like father like son: Taylor Phinney goes fast. And here's the whole Phinney/Carpenter family in the New York Times.
Kansas City on a bike.
Brian informs me that Land Rover started out as a bicycle: the Starley & Sutton Co's Rover Safety Bicycle, which replaces the unstable penny farthing bicycles of its day.
The Cheeseburger Footprint.
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...wow...read that ny times article about the phinney/carpenter family & if that doesn't pull at your heart strings, there's might be something missing in your life...
...i hope taylor not only makes the team but come august, i'd love to see a great result...but either way, i know we're gonna see an awesome effort...& mom & dad won't be the only proud ones...
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...i hope taylor not only makes the team but come august, i'd love to see a great result...but either way, i know we're gonna see an awesome effort...& mom & dad won't be the only proud ones...
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