This National Bike Month, let’s roll together
The road shouldn't feel like the Wild West. Watch our National Bike Month video, and then make the promise to travel with compassion. Two wheels or four — let's roll together.
The road shouldn't feel like the Wild West. Watch our National Bike Month video, and then make the promise to travel with compassion. Two wheels or four — let's roll together.
The newly appointed Interior Secretary, Sally Jewell, comes from a bike-friendly background—she was most recently CEO of outdoor retailer REI. Last week a group of outdoors stakeholders met with Secretary Jewell. Here's one bike shop's impression of the meeting.
Read this quick and dirty list of do’s and don’ts for sharing the bicycling love.
Spring is arguably the best season for bicycling, but at PeopleForBikes.org, we’re dreaming about summer. Between the explosion of bike-sharing, growing next-generation bike networks, and the expansion of our movement, it's going to be an exciting summer for biking in the U.S.
The third edition of Tim Johnson's Ride on Washington—a five-day ride supporting PeopleForBikes.org—will trace the Boston Marathon route as it departs for D.C. tomorrow.
Preparing for an epic ride? Try thinking about your ride prep checklist in terms of these five concepts, as opposed to a checklist of specific things.
On May 14th, bike geeks and computer geeks will join forces as they compete to develop bicycle-themed mobile or web applications in three hours or less.
Chris Rivera is one of women's cycling's biggest fans—one you might not have heard of. Here's why Chris wants you to fall in love with women's cycling.
Every summer, thanks to funding provided by Volkswagen and our bike industry supporters, we send two teams of two on a whirlwind road trip of festivals, races, and rides across the U.S. Meet this year's PeopleForBikes.org event crews.
Green Lane Project director Martha Roskowski talks training wheels, slickrock, Bike Week, and commuting in April's First Fridays, First Memories interview.