C.I.C.L.E.'s Bikes in the City January Workshop Schedule

C.I.C.L.E.’s workshops are designed to educate, encourage and empower those seeking to live the ‘bicyclist lifestyle’.

3RD ANNUAL TOYS & MITTENS RIDE :: SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 11:00AM

Join us on a jolly-good bike ride to collect toys and warm clothing for families in need.

BICYCLISTS TO HAVE FREE VALET SERVICE DURING HOLIDAYS

Bicyclists wanting to shop, dine, sightsee or rendezvous with friends can take advantage of a complimentary valet parking service at Los Robles Garage, courtesy of city of Pasadena's Department of Transportation.

Bike commuting is up, even with lower gas prices

The price of a gallon of gas has fallen by half since this summer. But even though it's cheaper to get around than it has been in years, commuters are still pinching their transportation pennies in the Twin Cities. Bus ridership, car pooling, even bicycling are up this winter, despite the drop in gas prices.

Streetsblog Interview: David Pulsipher

David Pulsipher has a varied career as a bike advocate here in Los Angeles. Currently a Board Member for C.I.C.L.E. and a staff member at Alta Planning, Pulsipher also served in the bike department at Metro working on a variety of bike-related issues.

Nearly the End of the Line for S.U.V.’s

Even a federal bailout could not save three of the last remaining plants in the United States still making sport utility vehicles.

The Joys of Life on Two Wheels

The Jack Kerouac of this generation would write a very different version of On the Road.

Last Minute Holiday Shopping Idea: Bicycle Serving Dish

Dovetail Shop & Studio are a ceramics making duo from Kentucky.

Restored bikes put new spin on health

More than three dozen area children are receiving bikes for the holidays this year, thanks to a bicycle recycling program instituted by the Saratoga Healthy Transportation Network.

Third-Party Lead Testing Deadline Passes

Monday marked the deadline for bicycle manufacturers to certify through a third-party laboratory that the amount of lead in paint and substrate used on their products doesn’t exceed the limit outlined in the new consumer product safety law.

Latest U.P.S. Fuel-Saving Strategies: Leg Muscles and Hydraulics

After a pilot run in 2007, United Parcel Service is once again adding bicycle carriers to meet its holiday demand.

Ride Your Bike to Work

On a freezing november morning in Chicago, Megan Mason puts on leggings, several polyester tops and a fleece, a windbreaker, four pairs of gloves, and silk sock liners.

Editorial: Don't let thugs derail bike trail use

With gas prices near $4 a gallon this summer, the Midtown Greenway at times resembled a bicycling version of Interstate 94 during rush hour.

’Tis the season to commute by bicycle

Quite a few questions have come in about commuting to work by bike, especially now that colder weather has arrived.

Officer Is Indicted in Toppling of Cyclist

A police officer who was caught knocking a man off his bicycle in Times Square over the summer in a video that was distributed widely on YouTube has been indicted by a grand jury, according to lawyers involved in the case.

Saturday, December 20 : Pasadena Holiday Potluck and Bike Ride

Pasadena Green Wheels presents a holiday potluck and bike ride

Study: Leaner nations bike, walk, use mass transit

Jim Richards is no kid, but he loves to ride his bike. At 51, he has become a cycling commuter, pedaling 11 miles from his home in the suburbs to his job in downtown Knoxville.

Growing number of cyclists commuting in winter

On Tuesday morning Brad Henderson pedaled his bike the 3 1/2 miles from his home on the east side of Eau Claire through downtown to his office at the state Department of Natural Resources building near Clairemont Avenue.

Bicycle count - wait until next year

PDOT recently completed a count related to the use of bicycles in Portland.

New protected bicycle lanes are rolled out on Eighth Ave.

From “It’s stupid!” to “I’m thrilled!” reactions to the new section of the Eighth Ave. bike lane, which is nearing completion, ran the gamut last week.

S.F. asks court to allow bike improvements

The San Francisco city attorney went to court Monday seeking permission to modify six stretches of roadway to make the streets safer for bicyclists.

Gandhiji's experiments with bicycle

Not many know that there was another wheel in Mahatma Gandhi’s life, apart from the spinning wheel.

New U.S. interstate road map starts to take shape for cyclists

At first glance, everything seems out of place on the map of a new interstate road system taking shape across the United States.

FUJI HEAVY TO USE SUBARU MONIKER FOR BICYCLES

The company will start with the Subaru XB, a high-performance cross between a road bike and a mountain bike

Bikes at Gold Line Metro stations targeted

Tim Brick, a local environmentalist and bike advocate, departed the Gold Line train at the Lake Avenue station last week to find his bike missing for the fourth time since March.

New commuting to fit families

To save money and the environment, parents and kids turn to other options -- and try to keep the car garaged

Bike rage suspect arrested

Authorities have told 27 News a 28 year old man was arrested for allegedly battering another bicyclist after taking offense to a shouted suggestion to equip his bike with a light when riding after dark.

Holiday gift guide: Gear that goes to work

USA TODAY's Sal Ruibal looks at gifts for bike commuters that dazzle in a variety of conditions, including bike lanes, coffee shops and the office lobby.

Bike commuters laugh at the cold

Biking is a great way to get around in the summer, but come winter a warm car sounds a lot better than a frosty saddle and bitter winds to many people.

Will Bike for Food

Local pedi-cabbers Chad Williams and David Knipp are spreading holiday season cheer in a unique way this year: With their leg muscles.

On a 12-Lane Road Riders With an Agenda

FROM the view at the foot of the Queensboro Bridge, it seemed like a formidable task.

Companies push biking to work

Julie Sheu, an employee at the Clif Bar food company in Berkeley, Calif., started biking to work this year, thanks to a one-time benefit her company offers to its employees: $500 to either buy or repair a bike if they pledge to use the bike a minimum of two times per month.