I was pedaling squares last night. Yehuda Moon pedaled squares today. “Pedaling squares” is what avid cyclists call poor pedaling technique. Pedaling should appear smooth and fluid. If it looks clunky, awkward and slow, the cyclist is “pedaling squares.” Pro cyclists might pedal squares at the end of a difficult, long stage of a multiday read more
Sorry about the downtime today. The database where Cyclelicious blog posts are stored apparently went away sometime. I shot this photo about three weeks. Brownie points if you can tell me where I was at! More brownie points if you can tell me what law I broke by my mere presence on this location.
East Bay city experiments with traffic light radar detection for bicycles. Actuated traffic signals are those traffic lights that change when a car, truck, motorcycle or (sometimes) bicycle approach an intersection. The vehicle is detected by various electronic technologies.
He doesn’t exactly ride the bike in this photo, but the guitar playing legend looks good while holding a bike for the front cover of a Japanese men’s magazine.
In response to feedback to its announcement three weeks ago that it was moving the show to August in Anaheim for 2011, Interbike today announced the 2011 edition of the show will stay in Las Vegas and will be held September 12-16.
You might remember the bike ban proposal for some roads in St. Charles County, Missouri. County Councillor Joe Brazil wanted to ban bikes from some rural roads. After months of often contentious discussion, the county council voted 6-0 against the ban last month. Last night, however, St Charles County approved new rules for “organized bike read more
