Bike Lane Living | Cycling down the path of life

Posted by Jennifer on May 18, 2012

Do You Yield or Stop at Stop Signs?

As a daily bike commuter and licensed driver, I'm well aware of the differences between riding a bike and driving a car. On a bicycle, I can quickly maneuver around obstacles and hop off my bike on a moments notice.

Posted by Jennifer on May 17, 2012

May’s Get Off Your Gas Raffle Winner

Get Off Your Gas Raffle Winner.

Posted by Jennifer on May 15, 2012

Bike Score Has Launched Their Beta Site

The founders of Walk Score have been developing Bike Score for over a year and finally launched what appears to be a Beta version within the revised Walk Score website.

Posted by Hunter on May 14, 2012

Bike Talk – New Amsterdam Bicycle Show

Melissa from Bike Talk captures the buzz from The New Amsterdam Bicycle Show. Bicycling for transportation and not simply recreation is attracting a lot of attention from a broad cross-section of the community. Looking for practical alternatives to the automobile to move around our cities, people are searching for bicycle options that offer so much more than the traditional bike racer or mountain...

Posted by Hunter on May 12, 2012

Last Ride

I wanted to share this photograph which was taken just this morning before the last ride with my bicycle mates. With military orders in hand my family is departing the picturesque Virginia Beach area and heading to the Gulf Coast. After more than three years here we’ve had the privilege of meeting some great people and none better than the guys I ride with a couple of times a week. We come...

Posted by Jennifer on May 11, 2012

America Bikes National Poll

According to AmericaBikes.org, 83% of Americans are for maintaining or increasing funding for bike lanes, bike paths, and sidewalks. Better, safer streets and sidewalks benefit all people; pedestrians, cyclists, and even drivers.

Posted by Hunter on May 9, 2012

Flat Assist

Membership has its benefits, and there’s even an APP for that! Become a members of the San Francisco Bicycle Coalition and enjoy their flat assistance benefit. This is just one of the perks that SFBIKE.ORG offers and we applaud their innovation. It’s reassuring to know that you’re not completely alone when you’re out on your bike, especially when things go wrong. Great...

Posted by Uncle Casey on May 8, 2012

May is National Bike Month – Get Off Your Gas and Ride! Win a Sweet FUL Backpack.

Are you riding more this month? Are you encouraging others to ride? This month in celebration of cycling, we’re giving away a brand-spankin’ new messenger backpack.

Do You Yield or Stop at Stop Signs?

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May’s Get Off Your Gas Raffle Winner

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Get Off Your Gas Raffle Winner.

How Much For The Bike?

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Have you ever visited a yard sale and stumbled upon gold? Not literally the 24...

Bike Score Has Launched Their Beta Site

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The founders of Walk Score have been developing Bike Score for over a year and finally launched what appears to be a Beta version within the revised Walk Score website.

Bike Talk – New Amsterdam Bicycle Show

Posted by Hunter in Advocacy / News / Bike Friendly Locations, Community | 0 comments

Melissa from Bike Talk captures the buzz from The New Amsterdam Bicycle...

Last Ride

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I wanted to share this photograph which was taken just this morning...

America Bikes National Poll

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Register Your Bike for Free with BikeGuard(TM)

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If you live in an urban area or an area that has seen an increase in cyclists, chances are bike thefts have increased in your area. A sad, but true, fact is that most stolen bikes are not found or recovered by police. One reason bikes are difficult to recover is that most bikes are not registered.