Pro women cyclist salary: $5000 per year

Published / by Richard Masoner / 5 Comments on Pro women cyclist salary: $5000 per year

Cycling fans commonly wonder how much pro cyclists make. Men can make enough to live on and almost support a family, especially if they rise above the Continental ranks, but women make beans or less and must somehow fit full time jobs in their training and competing schedule. I have known women and men at […]

A Surge in Bicyclists Appears to Be Waiting

Published / by Richard Masoner / 10 Comments on A Surge in Bicyclists Appears to Be Waiting

N.Y. Times: Big increases in business this year led some shop owners to think that they were largely insulated from a slowing economy. But the economy has continued to spiral downward, taking bicycle sales and much else with it. The question now is whether all the bicyclists who appeared last summer will be back next […]

New laws for 2009

Published / by Richard Masoner / 9 Comments on New laws for 2009

California. While talking on cellphones is already illegal in California, a new law makes any text-based communication while driving illegal. A new zero tolerance standard for DUI allows the DMV to administratively suspend drivers licenses for one year. The new law also allows law enforcement agents to immediately impound vehicles of those caught with a […]

League of American Bicyclists finances look a bit shaky

Published / by Richard Masoner / 5 Comments on League of American Bicyclists finances look a bit shaky

Charity Navigator is a well-known evaluator of non-profit and charitable organizations. Charity Navigator’s evaluation of the League of American Bicyclists indicates that the organization’s finances are a bit shaky. While the League gets 3 out of 4 stars for “Organizational Efficiency,” its “Capacity Rating” is only 1 out of 4 because revenue is shrinking while […]