There are affordable-for-many bikey things for sale right now at Lidl’s! If a too-hard seat on your upright bike has been your barrier to riding (or your seat is old and ugly), you’re in luck […]
Tag: women on bikes
1st-Ever Economic Impact Report — and It’s a Significant Under-Estimate!
The first-ever report re: the economic impact of the bicycling industry in the State of Georgia came out a few days ago from Associate Professor Shatakshee Dhongde at the Georgia Institute of Technology’s School of […]
Meet Shelley Carr, Bicycle Mayor of London, Canada
photo courtesy of Shelley Carr Meet Shelley Carr, who doesn’t drive a car. She drove thousands of kilometers a year as part of her work at a Chrysler minivan factory in Canada. But then the […]
Meet Kaysha
Meet Kaysha. She learned how to ride a bike today! Her goal is to be able to ride a bike with her friends on the Atlanta Beltline (shhhhh; they don’t know yet that she didn’t […]
Carpe Diem
My recent bike students were from Venezuela; the Democratic Republic of Congo (via a refugee camp in Uganda, where I was supposed to be right now); and Liberia (via a refugee camp in Guinea). See […]
Meet Helena
You may be or know someone this Christmas morning who is among the many getting new (or new to them) bikes during the biggest bike boom since the 1970s. Fun fact — learning to ride […]
Yessss! The Left Cross!
I have just a few more things I want to share with you in 30-second quick-tip videos and have been waiting for the right rubber-hits-the-road examples while I’m Traveling at the Speed of Bike. Last […]
Meet Diana
Meet Diana. She was my Pedal Power with Pattie bike class student yesterday. She is from Venezuela and moved to the United States alone at age 16. This is the first time she ever rode […]
Traveling at the Speed of Bike 