Women’s bicycle sprint race San Jose Saturday
Published September 13, 2013 / by Richard Masoner / Leave a CommentWomen’s sprint race Saturday September 13, 2013 at 322 Bassett St, San Jose, CA.
Women’s sprint race Saturday September 13, 2013 at 322 Bassett St, San Jose, CA.
Shortly after Bay Area Bike Share launched, an intrepid bike person pushed the limits of the system to see how far he could take the system in the proud tradition of hackers everywhere, because that’s what we do. He discovered San Francisco bikes cannot be docked outside of San Francisco. After some internal investigation, the […]
We’re finally beginning to see more non-sporty apparel options for women who still want features specific to cyclewear. Shortly after I posted about these women’s cycling jeans from Betabrand, I heard from Iladora about their made in San Francisco “Perfect Bike Pant.”
The other day Elly Blue wrote that wrong-way riding (aka “salmoning”) is maybe not so much a character flaw as it is an indication that something is wrong with the system, whether it be evidence of a lack in bicycle safety education or a problem with our infrastructure.
10 years ago tomorrow, we lost Ken Kifer, a tireless advocate of human powered transportation. As one of the more prolific and inspirational writers of the Internet cycling world, his loss at the hands of drunk driver Jimmy Don Rodgers on an Alabama highway shocked and saddened the cycling world. To this day I think […]
RETRACTION Acting on bad or premature information, I tweeted that Jerry Brown had signed AB 1371 into law on Thursday afternoon. This is the Three Feet for Safety Act recently passed in the California legislature. About a hundred people retweeted or repeated this information. It turns out I was incorrect. I called bill author Steven […]