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 […]

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. 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 […]
This. This. This. See GlobalBike’s impact page here. This is what I want to do. I am working towards it.
(Skip ahead to the paragraph starting “Anyhoo” if you just want the lowdown on McDaniel Farm Park. These first few paragraphs talk about Metro Atlanta multiuse paths in general. ) There are piles of paved multiuse […]
(photo courtesy of Jackie Marchand) Meet Jackie Marchand. She is the owner/operator of WomanTours, a women-only bike tour company that offers fully-supported multi-day trips both in the USA and internationally, designed for women of all […]
(photo courtesy of Irene Lutts) Meet Irene Lutts. A founding member of Quincycles — a bike advocacy organization in Quincy, Massachusetts — she recently got to know her hometown in a whole new way. Irene […]
(photo courtesy of Alison Dewey) Meet Alison Dewey. A thirteen-year employee of the League of American Bicyclists’ national headquarters in Washington D.C., Alison oversaw the creation of the League’s Bicycle Friendly America suite of certifications (Bicycle […]
Reminder: I offer a basic bike skills class specifically for women. Here are some of the women I have taught in person. My first in-person class since the pandemic is next Sunday, August 9. I […]