Trail Ramblings: Looking For A Good Used Bike, And To Support A Good Cause?
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 …
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 …
Patience, and keeping your eyes on the goal is what bike riders in Lincoln and the surrounding area must practice. We have two important additions to trail systems funded, and …