The sex of moving on two wheels

| January 30, 2010

Here are BikeSD.org, we want to be a resource for all cyclists in the San Diego region. We want to be the place that all cyclists can visit and contribute to the discussion. There is no central resource that focuses on cyclists in the San Diego region. As such, Bike San Diego strives to be [...]

A Visitor’s Perspective On Bicycling in San Diego

| January 26, 2010

Boston’s Chic Cyclists blog posted a reflection on bicycling in San Diego today: Cycling in downtown San Diego is a little like Boston except with no separate bike lane. It was cool for San Diego and intermittent rain. Hardly any bikers. Didn’t see any bike commuters. Rode around using roadway and sidewalk when available. Cars [...]

CTCDC Says “No”: No Bicyclists Allowed on Committee, No Bike Boxes, No Removal of Bike-Sensitive Signals

| January 26, 2010

Last Thursday, January 21, the California Traffic Control Devices Committee (CTCDC) met at the Caltrans office in Old Town to make decisions that would effect the well-being of road users throughout California. There were four main issues at hand affecting bicyclists (1) Bicyclist representation on CTCDC (2) A proposal to remove bike signal detection and [...]

To Kate Bush, with Love, From Forrest Gump

| January 22, 2010

I fell in love with Kate Bush once. That might not be exactly accurate. Her voice and a song pulled up beside me one afternoon, and opened a suitcase full of other music. The video for the song “Running up That Hill” was on a TV show entitled “Alive from Off Center.” Since Kate was [...]

Ride “80 for Haiti” On February 13

| January 20, 2010

From the website of AdventureCORPS: In response to the horrific situation in Haiti, AdventureCORPS will organize a cycling event called “80 For Haiti” on February 13, 2010 (NOT Feb 6, as originally announced). It will be an 80-mile ride, on Old Hwy 80 in southeastern San Diego County, with an $80 entry fee. 100% of [...]

Make your voices heard on Jan 21st for long overdue improvements

| January 19, 2010

Jim Baross, spokesperson for the San Diego County Bicycle Coalition sent out this message to the San Diego bicycle community which we are reposting here. —– There are four bicycling issues to be heard at this special San Diego meeting of the California Traffic Control Devices Committee (CTCDC). This committee is the officially accepted body [...]

Help us Build a Photo Archive of Bicycling in San Diego!

| January 19, 2010

We’re building a photo archive of bicycles, bicycling, and bicycle-related infrastructure in San Diego, and you can help! Remember to pack a camera on your next bike ride or walkabout and take photos of everything bicycle-related. We’re looking for photos of people riding bikes, parked bikes, kids on bikes, bike lanes, road signs, bikes at [...]

News and links from around the web

| January 18, 2010

Here are some stories and links that caught my eye lately: Matt Wright contacted us wanting to let our readers know about the launch of The Mappy Thing.  The site is designed to  help newcomers and travelers who might visiting San Diego for a few days, or locals who are new to cycling to help [...]

Pedal Power Screening on January 23, 2010

| January 18, 2010

After a ride down the Pacific Coast Highway, you are invited to attend the first San Diego screening of Pedal Power. What is Pedal power about? I include an excerpt from the makers’ website: The bicycle, a humble nineteenth century invention, is challenging the fossil-fuel automobile as the conveyance of the future. It’s the ideal [...]

SDBikeCommuter Pacific Coast Hwy Ride 1/23/10

| January 18, 2010

The members over at SDBikeCommuter will do another Pacific Coast Highway casual ride next Saturday, January 23rd:  Coaster to Oceanside, leave Oceanside Transit Center at 11:00.  About 45 miles, conversational speeds. The route will go on and off PCH, up Torrey Pines inside the park, UCSD, Rose Canyon, Mission Bay and back to central San [...]

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