immigrants boost cycling in Oakland

Published / by Richard Masoner / 5 Comments on immigrants boost cycling in Oakland

In the Chron today, an article by Christopher Heredia: despite the car-oriented landscape, residents of the city’s Latino community, for the most part, liked to get around on foot and bicycle and, as a result, were bending the neighborhood to their collective will. . . . The bicycle was a key mode of transportation even […]

Cyclist’s Manfesto by Robert Hurst

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Cycling author Robert Hurst has a new book that should be available sometime in the next month or two. In The Cyclist’s Manifesto: The Case for Riding on Two Wheels Instead of Four, Hurst looks at the role that human powered transportation can play in this junction of history as energy resource scarcity comes into […]

Celebrities and their children on bicycles

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Eric McCormack, star of Trust Me and Will & Grace , takes his son Finnigan Holden McCormack cycling last week on a trailer bike near their home in Toluca Lake. Soleil Moon Frye (of Punky Brewster fame) spends a day at a park in Beverly Hills with husband Jason Goldberg and daughters Poet Sienna Rose […]