Bicycle Fit Fits Into Number One
For everyone buying a bicycle there are a lot of factors to consider. What kind of bicycle do I need? What companies should I consider? Does it have everything I want? So what’s the most important question to ask? According to the Chicago Tribune it’s “How does it fit?” Yes now that spring is upon us … Read more
Study Identifies Three Different Types of Cyclists
An article from the Ashland Daily Times recently referenced a study about bicycling. In it the study identified three types of riders. The first one and the smallest one is the “strong and fearless riders” These are the people you see on the road every day regardless of traffic conditions or personal safety. The next and slightly … Read more
Comment and Be Heard
In a recent Times Union: Bike Blog post Jay Holick asks people to gibe their opinions of how bike friendly the Capital District. This is a great opportunity to be heard and voice your opinion. You might see some familiar names up there. Is the Capital Region getting more bike friendly? Written by Chris Belsole
Enjoying the Ride Without Seeing Where You’re Going
Everyone should experience the joy that comes from riding a bicycle. Until now I have never heard of this segment of the population given that chance because of their particular disability. This article from the New York Times is a heartwarming story of an organization that gives people a chance to feel like we do everyday. Enjoying the Ride Without … Read more
Pushing Papers: Cyclist Gets Ticketed in Closed Trail
Here’s an interesting article from the Times Union about a cyclist who got ticketed for going down a closed trail. I can defiantly relate because I know I have done things on my bike that I could have been ticketed for. The interesting this is not that he got the ticked, but who he got … Read more
