The Canadian Federation of Independent Businesses has been getting a lot of press lately with inflammatory, and in some cases, inaccurate remarks about the proposed Hornby Street protected bike lanes. In response, a number of progressive businesses in the city have fired back, issuing a press release lauding the decision,
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The Family that Rides Together….
Cycling with your kids is a fun way to get around, and with the right knowledge, a safe, sustainable way to travel. The Vancouver Area Cycling Coalition is now offering a course that delivers the skills and information to make cycling a family affair!
French Woman Sets New World Record at 2010 Speed Challenge
Battle Mountain, NV, Sept. 15 –French recumbent bicycle racer Barbara Buatois (Varna) broke her own world record today, recording a top speed of 75.69 mph/121.81 kmh during Wednesday afternoon speed runs at the 2010 Hydrive Energy Drink World Human Powered Speed Challenge. The 33 year-old, from Oullins, Rhone, France is
Canadian Sam Whittingham Fastest on Day One of 2010 Speed Challenge
Battle Mountain, NV, Sept. 14 – The 11th edition of the Hydrive Energy Drink-sponsored World Human Powered Speed Challenge began yesterday with ideal weather conditions and an international roster of competitors hoping to set new world records with the fastest human powered vehicles on the planet. The first day of
Beat the Strike, Go by Bike
Britain’s Guardian newspaper offers Londoners how-to-cycle advice as a means of dealing with the job action planned for the ‘Tube’ transit system. “If you are a London commuter dreading tube strike chaos this evening and tomorrow there is an alternative to fighting your way on to overcrowded buses or a
Jackson rides to school
I just finished writing an article for Momentum Magazine about kids and biking, so this short video clip is relevant to my interests and is guaranteed to make you smile. Via the MTB-focused website Pinkbike.com
Deadlines Draw Near for Cycling Trade Show Publications
Now’s the Time to Tell Your Story Positive press coverage is a great way to reach lots of people at once. The deadlines for upcoming bike trade show publications are approaching fast however. Make sure your latest company news is hot off the presses at shows such as Eurobike, Interbike,
Vanier Park Dirt Jumps Construction Starts Soon
The Vanier Park Dirt Jumps took another step towards reality on June 23, at a Park Board open house for anyone interested in previewing the proposed look for the facility, meeting the team responsible for the design of the jumps or offering feedback on the project. Â Chris Young spearheaded efforts
Recumbent Sail-Trike Rider Attempting to Ride Across America
Bikes. Sailing. Touring. Three of my favourite things! (via company press release) 06.01.10 (Cedar Rapids, Iowa) John MacTaggart to complete trip on innovative vehicle that combines sailing, cycling, solar and electrical regenerative technologies into one. The trip begins July 1st in San Diego, CA, and ends in St. Augustine, FL.
Women’s Endurance Training Opportunity – Mid-July in Burnaby, BC
The Canadian Cycling Association will be organizing a Women’s Endurance Training Camp at the Burnaby Velodrome from July 13-15, 2010