Trail Ramblings: What IS That Plant?
You ride past them, but do you know what they are? Trail corridors and waterways are great places to see both native plants and opportunistic interlopers. Some are medicinal, some …
You ride past them, but do you know what they are? Trail corridors and waterways are great places to see both native plants and opportunistic interlopers. Some are medicinal, some …
This Saturday June 15th 9-12 is the Lincoln Bike Kitchen‘s Annual Bike Sale at 1635 S. 1st Street.“25 of the highest quality bikes we’ve seen during the past year will …
Let’s celebrate with some new trail news. Or, more specifically, a new bridge and a new trail. Work has begun on the old Rock Island Railroad trestle over Salt Creek. …
If you’d like to see a glimpse of our possible future, be a bicycle tourist. I’ve been one, and I see them pass through Lincoln. Bicycle touring has been around …
For a more complete list of bike week activities refer to the blog post of two weeks ago.It looks like we’ll have nearly perfect weather for riding all bike week. …
I was talking to fellow bike commuter and usual BicycLincoln blogger Janine lately about bike parking, lamenting the fact that so many items sold to well-meaning business owners as “bike …
Guest post by Joe Dauer. Pay comes in kid smiles, goofball antics, parental camaraderie, and seeing proud kids safely delivered to school. There is a growing movement to encourage and …
It’s nearly time for Bike Month! Rather than re-invent the wheel (heh, heh) I’m sharing some of Bike Walk Nebraska‘s information. Read below for what the League of American Bicyclist‘s …
We all hope it never happens to us, but do you know what to do if your bicycle is stolen? And what should you do if you find a ditched …
Recently I was reading about how the Vision Zero traffic safety model has been making the streets of New York City safer for pedestrians, though not for cyclists. Most of …