I ran across this cycling blog by Surley Blog meister Skip Bernet. As a very casual cyclist, I suggest Eastside riders can identify with many of these comments. Oh, yes, I ride an ancient Schwinn ...

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A few weekend events are listed below (email the Bike Blog if you’d like your event posted). But first, we wanted to address this comment, left on the New Times website regarding our recent feature on ...

The Bike Summer kickoff ride in June was a big highlight of 2024 for bike fun lovers of all stripes. (Photos: Jonathan Maus/BikePortland) Hello BikePortlanders, welcome to 2025. It’s great to have you ...

Cody Sovis, the Traverse City cyclist behind the popular biking blog Kolo TC, talks about his pedaling mentality and how it’s changed over the years. For Cody Sovis, 27, riding is no longer focused on ...

Wolfie Browender has biked St. Paul streets and blogged about it since 2012. By biking St. Paul streets, he means all of them, sooner or later. “I still only have 25 percent of the city done,” said ...

We look at four e-bikes, from the hi-tech to the conventional, to see which offers the best experience It’s fair to say I learned two main things in trying to test out a series of commuter-type ...

The city of Seattle's Office of the Waterfront released its 328-page report Monday unveiling plans for the new Alaskan Way project, including pedestrian and bicycle pathways. But not everyone was ...

Riding a bike may be easier than walking for two-thirds of disabled cyclists, but they often remain invisible to society. Many don’t realise that more than a quarter of disabled commutes in this ...

“Where are the downtown protected bike lanes? I was surprised by how disconnected it all was.” – Tom Fucoloro Tom Fucoloro has tracked Seattle’s cycling politics, projects, and people very closely ...