Enjoy this fun 1 minute SnorriCam view of Dunstan bicycling to work.

The NRDC video demonstrates the correct way to navigate your bike through heavy pedestrian traffic on the sidewalk.

State Farm Insurance shows us what it’s like to “swap four wheels for two” in this ad, suggesting an excellent way to save money on insurance and gas prices! (Via, with numerous mentions all over the place.

Farmers Insurance demonstrates a cyclist wearing his business suit assertively taking his place in traffic, taking the lane and signaling his turns on his bike commute. The office worker rides a practical, small tire bike (prefect for multimodal commutes) equipped with fenders.

This more serious video is a cyclist instruction video on The Rights and Duties of Cyclists, from Cyclist View. The video shows cyclists making normal vehicular maneuvers including lane control, lane sharing, left and right turns, through movements and a freeway ramp crossing. This video is intended to show cyclists and motorists how it looks when cyclists act and are treated as vehicle drivers in normal urban traffic in the City of Long Beach, California. I’ve seen this video posted in a few places over the past few weeks, but I’ll give props to Velo Chimp for the reminder.

Do you want to know your dropout from your downtube and your seat collar from your seatpost? Watch this guide and you will be talking bike in five minutes. The music, created from sampled bike part noises by Greg Johnston, is also really cool.

Bicycle Anatomy for Beginners from Quickrelease.tv on Vimeo.

That crew in Fort Collins are a zany bunch. Bike commuting is crazy fun! Bike more, drive less.

Props to Brendan for pushing me to watch this. I’ve seen this video mentioned elsewhere — it’s worth the watch!

Here’s the Nada Surf “Whose Authority” music video on YouTube, featuring a guy riding his fixed gear bike through New York City, dodging cabs, hooks, doors, pedestrians and red lights.

Via Bike Snob, who of course has much more to say about this video.