State Representative Steve Farley spoke at the Tucson-Pima County Bicycle Advisory Committee meeting about the future of Tucson’s transportation on Wednesday night. Farley said he got into politics because of…

Want to tow your kids around on a bike, or know someone who does? Want to check out various alternatives to haul your children around? If so, join our biking…

Every week my family and I make at least one shopping trip to Trader Joe’s at Campbell Avenue and Limberlost Road and we always shop by bicycle. The shopping center…

Mark your calendars to join mountain-bike pioneer, bicycle advocate and snappy dresser, Gary Fisher, for a bicycle ride around Tucson later this month. Trek Bicycles of Tucson is organizing the…

Editor’s note: This post was written by Tucson Velo contributor, Mary Reynolds. Reynolds is a mountain and road cyclist who also writes about endurance sports for Examiner.com. You can follow…

I wrote a while back about government officials teaming with the UA’s Eller Sports Management class to attempt to quantify the economic impact of cycling in Tucson. One of the…

Steve Vihel, owner of There and Back Bikes near Speedway and Campbell, has been hospitalized for more than month due to serious medical issues. The shop remains open, but is…

The 2011 bicycle count is expanding its time and locations, but organizers need additional volunteers to make it happen. This year Pima Association of Governments’ Ann Chanecka, organizer of the…

Tucsonans took first and second place in the High Noon Fixed Gear Match Sprints on Saturday that featured 28 racers from around the state competing for cash and prizes. The 28…

A proposal by Pima County to further develop a section of the urban loop with money intended for a memorial trailhead is not going to happen. After much controversy and…

Part of the ongoing design and implementation of the Fourth Avenue Bike Boulevard project is making the pedestrian HAWK signal more bicycle friendly. The above sign along Ft. Lowell precedes…

Local non-profit BICAS is the runner-up in a GOOD Magazine and CLIFBar photo contest and will be awarded a $2,500 grant. A public announcement about the winners will be made…