My focus here at Cyclelicious has shifted over the past nine (nine!) years. I still try to touch on national (for the USA) issues, racer fanboy fun and the occasional product pitch, but for 2013 I emphasized advocacy issues, using northern California regional projects with a view to encouraging and informing advocates nationwide.
The other day somebody made a time machine joke on the bus. I tweeted about it; Erik Griwold tweeted “Too bad DeLorean did not make buses.” But guess what?
This traffic safety advertisement from New Zealand has been making the social media rounds this week. I’ve been meaning to post it here but oh so busy with work after the New Year. This one leaves me feeling like I’ve been punched in the solar plexus.
Yesterday, we learned how Barb Chamberlain became director of Washington Bikes, the cycling advocacy group for the state of Washington. I first met Barb online; both of us actively use social media tools such as Twitter, Facebook and Google Plus to interact with other cyclists and advocates. I asked her how she and Washington Bikes […]
For my very occasional series on bicycle advocacy, I interviewed Barb Chamberlain last December. Barb is Executive Director of Washington Bikes (nee the Bicycle Alliance of Washington, the bicycle advocacy organization for the state of Washington.
Samsung and Trek Bicycles demonstrated a bicycle handlebar stem with an integrated mobile device cradle at the Consumer Electronics Show this week in Las Vegas. The cradle can optionally be connected to a front hub dynamo to charge while you ride.