If you’re in the South Bay and don’t have other plans this Easter Sunday, I invite you to my church at 878 Boynton Drive in San Jose, California. 10 AM “Resurrection Sunday Service,” and then a “Celebration Concert” at 6:30 PM. If you read Cyclelicious and think you’ll visit, I’d love to meet you. That […]
Welcome to Cyclelicious. Take the quiz and see how well you do. Answers immediately below. 1. Motorists in Portland, Oregon come to a legal, complete stop at stop signs how often? 92% of the time 62% 44% 22% If you answered 92%, you’re not even close. 62% and 44% aren’t right either. The Portland (OR) […]
Alan @ EcoVelo beat me to this news: David Bryne (of Talking Heads fame) has a book coming out this September. Bicycle Diaries is Byrne’s travelogue chronicling his urban bicycle journeys through London, Berlin, Istanbul, Buenos Aires, Paris, Belgrade, Sydney, Manila and New York. The book promises a “panoramic window on urban life over the […]
I forgot to post this yesterday, but Bike Portland marked four years of blogging yesterday. Jonathan Maus and his “Just Riding Along” blog was a big inspiration to me, and we’ve all seen some interesting changes over those four years. People seem more involved in advocacy and more informed, and I like to think that […]
“More cool bicycles like the Strida folding one that could help make giving up the car that much easier?” In a recent N.Y. Times article, writer Allison Arieff laments that industrial designers have created too many precious, useless objects and calls for a return to “problem-solving” design. The article’s spirit is right in keeping with […]
You’ve got to see this to believe it: a big ol’ dog sitting patiently on the rear rack of a moving bicycle. Bankers Bikes: Wall Street job losses mean less business for high end bike jobs in NYC. Hat tip to Michael. Silicon Valley bike news Borregas Avenue Bike Bridge grand opening is scheduled for […]