Monthly Archives: May 2009

Spanish language Bike To Work breakfast stations

Meli in San Francisco will staff that city’s first Spanish/English bilingual energizer station on Bike To Work Day this Thursday. Here’s the flyer she designed and distributed. Do you know of areas in your US city that promotes bike use in a language other than English? I know Denver & Boulder published Spanish language Bike read more »

San Jose bicycle commute summit

Wednesday, June 3, 2009Carl Guardino to keynotePublic invited – No charge to attend The Mineta Transportation Institute will hold a panel discussion on first- and last-mile issues for bike commuters who also use public transit. Carl Guardino, president of the Silicon Valley Leadership Group and a cycling enthusiast, will keynote. The panel is still in read more »

Car Free suburban developments

Residents of this upscale community are suburban pioneers, going where few soccer moms or commuting executives have ever gone before: they have given up their cars. Read more. P.S. Don’t forget about the Virtual Alleycat.

Slow, heavy and comforrtable

Garmin Slipstream checked in at the Giro d’Italia on fat tire cruiser bikes. Fun stuff. Watch the video at Vimeo. Bummer about Christian VDV, huh?

Bike to Work in the news

New Cyclelicious logo courtesy of KWC. CNN’s iReport website has an assignment for you: Show us how you bike to work. Maybe I’ll post a video or three. Okay, I know it’s not quite Bike to Work Month in Colorado (they do it in June), but Colorado Governor Ritter will sign the the Bicycle Safety read more »

CUSTOM BICYCLES VIRTUAL ALLEYCAT START!

Welcome to the start of the 2nd Cyclelicious Virtual Alleycat sponsored by IMAGES PUBLISHING GROUP, publisher of Custom Bicycles A Passionate Pursuit. PRIZE: One of THREE copies of the hardcover book Custom Bicycles A Passionate Pursuit. This hardcover book — a $60 value of hardcore bike p0rn will satisfy the urges and desires of any read more »