Friday night Santa Cruz Race Through Time
Published September 19, 2013 / by Richard Masoner / Leave a CommentThe Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History immensely popular Third Friday features a bike / walk scavenger hunt tomorrow night.
The Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History immensely popular Third Friday features a bike / walk scavenger hunt tomorrow night.
That cyclist fatality on SKyline Boulevard in the hills of San Mateo County yesterday afternoon was reportedly Joy Covey, former Amazon CFO and treasurer for the Natural Resources Defense Council. I’ve met her (very briefly), and her family and her extended circle of friends and colleagues have my most sincere condolences.
NTS Works just went live with their Kickstarter campaign for the 2×4 electric cargo bike. The goal is $100,000. The first 100 bikes are deeply discounted on Kickstarter at $3,600. Other incentives for supporting NTS Works include a cargo bike parking sign (shown above) at the $50 level, and a desk sized scale model with […]
[Posting this from my phone so just a cut and paste of the press release, but this wasn’t a sure thing and is kind of a big deal for California race fans.] LOS ANGELES (September 18, 2013) – Amgen, the world’s largest independent biotechnology company, and AEG, owner/operator of the Amgen Tour of California, announced […]
Several years ago, Jonathan Maus of Bike Portland began his crusade to excise labels such as “cyclist” from the vocabulary of cycling advocates. Earlier today, he discovered this paper on the “Language of Promoting Cycling from New Zealand transportation researcher Glen Koorey at the University of Canterbury in Christchurch. Maus is obviously delighted to find […]
>More disc on road than you can shake a stick at.