Columbus Installs Bike Box With Mixed Results
The City of Columbus is trying some new stuff with our bike infrastructure, most notable of which is the test of a bike box at the corner of North Broadway and Milton - the street route for the Olentangy Multi-Use Trail between Clinton-Como park and Whetstone Park. Consider Biking's website talks about what a bike box is and how it should be used, noting that the bike box is sort of

Time to Shift Gears?
I've got something on my mind that I want to share with all of you since you've been reading my stuff for a while (hopefully). I'm thinking about slightly shifting the focus of this blog to a more general "carless commuting" theme.I'm still a fan of the bicycle, don't get me wrong. And I don't intend to stop writing about bikes. The main focus of this blog will still be the bicycle. I believe that the bicycle is the most perfect form of transportation ever developed. It's fast, lightweight (even my bike), inexpensive, and it promotes health. Nothing can beat that. I wouldn't have gotten a League of American Bicyclists Instructor certi

Los Angeles Doctor Convicted on All Counts of Assault on Cyclists
In a case that cyclists all over the country have been watching with great interest, Dr. Christopher Thompson was convicted on all counts in his car-assault on two cyclists last year. Thompson, as you may remember, deliberately

Yay Bikes Newsletter - November, 2009
From the great folks at Yay Bikes!COMMUTER CYCLING COURSE - NOV 7 Columbus's League Cycling Instructors are offering a 6-hour (2-8pm) commuter course for riders who

"I Killed Some Guy Today"
Ed W, better known to the bicycle blogging ranks as CycleDog, hits us hard with this fictional story today. It's fictional... but very realistic. Read on. CycleDog.People, not speed.