Dallas Now Has a Bike Score, and It Sucks By Eric Nicholson      blogs.dallasobserver.com Walk Score became a thing almost as soon as the company first began rating the pedestrian-friendliness of cities and neighborhoods in 2007. By now, it’s so … Continue reading →
Hotter’n’Hell Hundred? by JeremyLCÂ Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â www.bikeforums.net So, a friend just registered me for this year’s Hotter’n’Hell Hundred. I’ve been twice already, I did the 100k once and 100mile once, both times I rode my Cross Check (with gears!). I … Continue reading →
Smart bike handlebars have turn signals, GPS, speedometer Helios Bars are sleek handlebar replacements that come with built-in LED lights and smartphone connectivity. by Amanda Kooser      news.cnet.com In general, bicycles haven’t adopted the same high-tech features as many cars. … Continue reading →
Does the Gender Disparity in Engineering Harm Cycling in the U.S.? by Angie Schmitt      dc.streetsblog.org A study published in this month’s American Journal of Public Health finds that highly influential transportation engineers relied on shoddy research to defend policies … Continue reading →