My Bike Blog

Oh, I LOVE this question! I get asked this question a lot, so I typed it out so that I can just have it ready whenever people ask it... And the length of my answer below is proportional to how much I love the question!

I get asked bike advice a lot, because I give off that "I know so much about bikes" vibe. I have some general advice, sure, but I think the best advice I can give you is to find a GOOD bike shop that can help you pick the right bike.

LOCATION: We'll be starting together at the Scajaquada bike path, where it connects to the Riverwalk at Niagara Street (under the Scajaquada Expressway ramp). From there, we'll split up and head up and down the Riverwalk path and up the Scajaquada bike path.

There is a lot of broken glass out there, and it's time to sweep it up. Bring your broom to a bike path near you, and let's sweep our bike paths back to safe and fun riding conditions.

In Buffalo, NY, there are a lot of buses with bike racks on the front, so that you can extend your bicycle commute to the furthest reaches of the NFTA Metro system. (Unfortunatley, bike rack installation isn't 100% yet, so there are still a few OLDER buses without racks.)

Here's how they're promoting the use of bike racks in Kentucky:

I read this article on cnn.com with a little excitement, because I would love to avoid the problems that come with maintaining (or in my case, failing to maintain!) a bicycle chain:

RICHMOND, Virginia (AP) -- Pedalers of the world, unite! You have nothing to lose but your chains.

If you've ever been riding down the street and had your pants cuff ripped asunder, there may be a revolution at hand.