People for Bikes kicks off American bike months with this campaign to “roll together.” The common argument is that making room for bikes is a zero sum game in which motorists lose out or even part of a United Nations conspiracy to enslave freedom loving Americans. Encouraging people to bike, though, improves conditions for everybody. read more
Behold the United States of bike sharing! Bike symbols are active bike share programs, question marks are planned or proposed systems, and red triangles are defunct bike share systems. View The Bike-sharing World Map in a larger map
My pal Shuichi is now accepting orders for a few models of Japanese “mamachari” utility bikes. You can select from among electric bikes or a non-electric model with big, front mounted child seats. Price includes U.S. tariff and shipping. These are premium models and they’ll be shipped in a container to Oakland once he gets read more
Chattanooga Tennessee calls their new bike share program “Chattanooga Bicycle Transit.”
Bridestone Bicycles in Japan has a European-styled utility bike they call the “Wedgerock.” Retails for roughly $600.
