Post any interesting links in the comment section.
Local
- “Father of mountain biking” leads community bike ride
- Successful ‘Launch The Loop’
- Pima County launches the loop
National
- True confessions of a bicycle scofflaw
- Bicycle Chain Human Sculptures
- Amsterdamize In New York City
- Car enthusiasts and road aggression
- A Report from Pedalfest! 2011
- Help make a bike movie: Cargo biking doc and Filmed by Bike project need you
- When it comes to helmet laws, language matters
- Brand and Perry enjoy romantic bike ride on wedding anniversary
- Brooklyn Bike Patrol Tries To Give Women Peace Of Mind Amid Sex Attacks
- Will bike for food? Sure. Will bike for surf too!
- Bike thefts remain number one campus crime
- Bright Bike, Big City
International
- Bicycles roll into fashion in Mexico City
- Car enthusiasts and road aggression
- Bangalore Launches Bicycle Sharing Program
How Mexico City Got Bikers to Stop Worrying and Ride
at:
http://www.theatlanticcities.com/arts-and-lifestyle/2011/10/selling-biking-in-Mexico-City/339/
True confessions of a bicycle scofflaw, Elly Blue, definitely worth reading. It speaks to the Tuesday Night Ride comments controversy. I like her take on the problem because it mirrors mine. Motorists aren’t particularly interested in sharing a resource they’ve come to view as exclusively theirs. This is the point of friction. The complaining that bicyclists aren’t registered and licensed, that they run stop signs and behave badly, it’s all about not wanting to share. Rules not followed in this world. It’s a very long list. How many people actually bring their trash cans in from the curb and onto their own property after pick up day? None of my neighbors do. Who always drives the speed limit? Go to Epic at 4th and University, count cars that make a legal stop. It’s about 1 in 10. Fuel a vehicle, watch the people talking on their cell phones. Live in an historic neighborhood see your neighbors change their homes without an historic review or a building permit.