Love the wobbly wheel in the start for the time trial. Also, isn’t that Mary Ann Miller of Century Road Club Association in there somewhere? The video is a sales piece for one of the UCI-endorsed races for amateurs and masters who love the idea of being in the Tour de France, Tour de...
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By Jen Benepe– April 11, 2013 –New York City In a startling turnaround, Bike New York has won its lawsuit against the city of New York, and now may ride the TD Five Boro Bike Tour– without paying the toll. In rendering her decision, Judge Margaret Chan said that the Police Department erred when...
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After a morning of terse questioning in front of a New York City judge, it was looking favorable that Bike New York would be able to ride free this May. Though a decision will not be ready until Friday earliest, and possibly by next Tuesday, Judge Margaret Chan sharply questioned the city’s legal representative...
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In a city that is known for its progressiveness, Paris will now be employing sheep to mow its lawns. Well, one lawn to be correct, in the 19th arrondissement, outside the municipal archives building.  It’s just one more innovation under Paris Mayor Bertrand Delanoë who has brought bike share, expanded bike lanes, and Plage Paris–closed...
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Below is a plea from Marty Epstein at Marty’s Reliable Bicycles in Morristown, NJ and around. Marty’s is responsible for the now yearly New Jersey Gran Fondo, and several other great events accessible to the New York-New Jersey bike community. VOTING STARTS TODAY AND ENDS FRIDAY, APRIL 5th! Saris will give one bike corral...
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In an unusual defense from a man normally opposed to cycling lanes, New York City Council Member James Vacca has come out in support of Bike New York in their bid to remain a non-profit when it comes to charges by the Police Dept. to provide manpower at the group’s biggest event of the...
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When you set out for a ride every day, do you wonder whether you’ll make it home in one piece? If you do, there is good reason because American drivers are using more devices and are more distracted than other drivers worldwide, says a new report. Almost 70 percent of Americans ages 18 to...
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