Santa Cruz is reasonably bike friendly. Take, for example, this bike path alongside East Cliff Drive. It’s a bidirectional bike path adjacent to the one way (east bound) East Cliff Drive between 41st Avenue and 32nd Avenue. There’s currently construction underway to rebuild portions of the roadway and bikeway that have been lost to bluff […]
Pedaling.TV, the New York culinary cycling series, continues this week with “Roadies and Wafels.” Cyclocross racer Meredith Miller gets a high tech bike fit then takes the lane in New York City with Joan Hanscom on their quest for the perfect Belgian Waffle served from a truck.
Over the past few weeks I’ve heard a few mentions of bike thefts off of the bike car on Caltrain. A typical scenario seems to be this: a commuter brings his bike on board several minutes before the train departs. A no good, dirty, rotten scoundrel hops on the bike car, grabs the nearest bike […]
Lucas Brunelle and his buddies shows us how it’s done on the Charles River in Boston back in 2004.
Architect Martin Angelov presents this bike facility concept to transport cyclists over busy intersections and other areas where more traditional infrastructure may be cost prohibitive. You propel your bike by pedaling in a metal track. To keep from falling off and hurtling to your death, something like a chairlift grip mechanism attaches the bike handlebar […]
I haven’t done a job posting in a long time, but somebody asked me about this topic this morning so here’s my first job posting for 2010. These are job postings from Craigslist for bike industry jobs but not bike shop jobs (sales, mechanics or store managers), some transportation or advocacy related postings if I […]