Meet Pinky Cole. I haven’t yet, but I did meet her executive chef recently as I often ride past the third and newest location of her fast-growing and wildly-popular vegan take-out joint, Slutty Vegan, on […]
Meet Byron Rushing, Regional Bike/Ped Program Manager
photo courtesy of Byron Rushing Meet Byron Rushing. He grew in Downtown Decatur, Georgia and now lives in the historic West End neighborhood in the City of Atlanta. Here he is pictured a few years […]
Schedule for the Rest of This Surreal Year
It was cold and pouring rain and I was in my car with my bike in the back (as usual). But I didn’t have Ponchy so I just sat there in the parking lot for […]
Dare to Reimagine What’s Possible
Who can think of bucket lists right now, with all the fresh hell that’s happening? On the other hand, what better time? What better reason? Taking steps (or leaps) to live our bucket lists in […]
A Bike-Fit Basic
There’s a lot that goes into a good bike fit and you can’t beat a professional assessment from your local trusted bike shop (which is considered an essential business in most places). However, if you’re […]
Gateway Drug?
So I stood there in Costco just staring at this folding electric bike like Ralphie coveting that store-window Red Ryder BB gun in the classic holiday movie, A Christmas Story. I pondered: Is this just […]
To All Concerned
The person charged after the first crash under a Vulnerable Road User ordinance in the southeastern USA pleaded guilty yesterday in the Metro Atlanta City of Dunwoody’s Municipal Court. That was important to me, for […]
Helmet Hair (and Why This Is Not a Vanity Issue)
As a League of American Bicyclists Cycling Instructor who specifically teaches women and girls, specifically in highly-diverse Metro Atlanta, I encounter a specific reality over and over again. And that’s this: Women and girls with […]
