Comment of the week: A brief intro to bike fitting
“Bicycles have substantial bilateral symmetry. Humans, not so much; we just look that way.”
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“Bicycles have substantial bilateral symmetry. Humans, not so much; we just look that way.”
Considering that one of these requires the annual combined economic output of several star systems to produce, that’s a pretty good deal.
Another legislative session, another attempt at bicycle licensing and registration.
Let’s all bow down in respect for the awesome Wilson River Trail.
Bike parking is important enough to get right. Every time.
This week’s most interesting bike links start with parents threatened with losing child custody because they let their kids walk home from the park.
“If ‘cyclist’ is the ‘ist,’ there needs to be an ‘ism’ to go with that.'”
A vacated street near Chief Joseph Ockley Green school will soon look better and feel better.
Of the 25 largest U.S. metro areas, only four are likely to not have bike sharing by the end of 2015: Los Angeles, Detroit, St. Louis and Portland.
We’ve had three great job opportunities listed this week. Check them out via the links below… Bike Mechanic – Bike Gallery Lake Oswego/Woodstock Bookkeeper I – Community Cycling Center Bike Camp Instructor – WashCo BTC
This time, the idea is being driven by Lake Oswego City Council member Jeff Gudman.
The state says all lanes are needed in case Interstate 5 collapses in an earthquake.