The Typographic Bicycle

So nicely done, by Aaron Kuehn.

Hometown Pride

The Practical Cyclist is back in Washington, DC, and man does he love this town. Beyond the new bike shops and the old friends, there's some cool stuff going on. For example, he just discovered that DC has a local currency: the Potomac. Fabulous!

Capital Bikeshare Installation

Read the full joint at BeyondDC or

tour Alta Bicycle Share's DC warehouse.

Meet the Met from Rails-to-Trails Conservancy on Vimeo.

Bike Parts For Sale

I'm shedding bike parts. There's a running list of what's for sale HERE, aka

http://www.tinyurl.com/bikepartsforsale,

and PICTURES too.

Public Bikes

Public Bikes

Hey, it's Pi Day!

I've been feeling irrational, but no wonder, it's Pi Day. This doesn't explain why I feel this way on other days, but I'll take what I can get.

Pi isn't just about circles--it comes up in all kinds of odd places--but as a practical cyclist, I particularly appreciate the circle. Pedaling polygons is no fun.

People for Bikes

This is a site for people, about bikes.

Here's one for bikes, and people for bikes:

People for Bikes

Dig it.

Biking directions on Google Maps

A long time coming, but we're glad you're here...

Ouchmyneckhurts

How do the bikes we ride affect the way we behave in traffic?

For example: when your neck starts to hurt does it affect

your willingness, or ability, to see what's going on around you?

For me personally, it does.

Thank you, Howard Zinn.

Dave's Mustache