Home Training Ride with Brian Kamstra
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Bike rider killed in Fullerton crash Tuesday afternoon, few details available
By bikinginla Once again, a bike rider has been killed in Southern California. And once again, almost no information is available. According to the Orange County Register, a person was killed when he or she was stuck by a driver in the 1900 block of Orangethorpe Ave in The post Bike rider killed in Fullerton …
LA cuts budget for failing Vision Zero, fight for more space on coronavirus slowed streets, and a 7-year old gets bike safety
By bikinginla Los Angeles has failed on Vision Zero. The program remains a vastly underfunded afterthought, both on LA streets and in the halls of power. If they bother to think about it at all, that is. Which is why it took shutting the city down for The post LA cuts budget for failing Vision …
30-year old Brady Alexandru killed in solo Corona bike crash after striking curb Sunday evening
By bikinginla It doesn’t always take a car to take a life. Sometimes a simple curb is enough. That appears to be the case in Corona, where police report a man was killed falling off his bike Sunday evening. According to My News LA, the victim, identified The post 30-year old Brady Alexandru killed in …
Lee’s office responds to buses in SFV bike lane, Covid-19 claims 2020 LA River Ride, and marking Bike Month by yourself
By bikinginla Good news, sort of. Steven Hallert reports he got a response from embattled Councilmember John Lee’s office to his complaint about Metro buses using a San Fernando Valley bike lane as a layover spot. Albeit a very noncommittal one. Mr. Hallett; Thank you for contacting The post Lee’s office responds to buses in …
Metro bus layover blocks San Fernando Valley bike lane, three easy steps to safer streets, and biking through the pandemic
By bikinginla What good is a bike lane when it doubles as a layover space for Metro buses? That’s the question Steven Hallett asked in an email to CD12 Councilmember John Lee. With more and more bicycles on the road, clear, safe, unobstructed bicycle lanes are vital. The post Metro bus layover blocks San Fernando …
Planning for Eating In & Cooking at Home
By teamnovonordisk By Charlotte Hayes, Head of Diabetes, Wellness & Education at Team Novo Nordisk Out of necessity, all of us are doing a lot more cooking at home. Whether you have great culinary skills or not, it’s very possible to create simple meals that nourish the body and the soul. Planning is the first …
Taking streets back from cars, petition to implement Mobility Plan during LA street work, and traffic is a virus
By bikinginla A couple quick notes. First, thanks to everyone for the kind words after yesterday’s meltdown. I love what I do, but sometimes it can be a lot to handle. Especially now. Second, I ran out of time to dip into my inbox tonight. So if The post Taking streets back from cars, petition …
62-year old William Camp killed riding his bike in Palm Springs big rig collision
By bikinginla Even with far fewer drivers out there, Southern California streets are still dangerous. Tragically, that point was driven home once again in Palm Springs yesterday. According to the Desert Sun, 62-year old Palm Springs resident William Camp was riding his bike on Gene Autry Trail The post 62-year old William Camp killed riding …
Stephen Clancy on changing rear wheels in lockdown and reggae
By teamnovonordisk BARCELONA, SPAIN – For Irishman Stephen Clancy the first race of his 2020 season for Team Novo Nordisk was the International Rhodes Tour in Greece. That race ended on March 6th. Two days later, the COVID-19 crisis hit Europe in full swing with Italy starting the first national lockdown. Sporting events all over …
Stephen Clancy on changing rear wheels in lockdown and reggae
By teamnovonordisk BARCELONA, SPAIN – For Irishman Stephen Clancy the first race of his 2020 season for Team Novo Nordisk was the International Rhodes Tour in Greece. That race ended on March 6th. Two days later, the COVID-19 crisis hit Europe in full swing with Italy starting the first national lockdown. Sporting events all over …
Today’s post called on account of…whatever
By bikinginla No, really. I’m okay. Aside from the usual ups and downs of diabetes, and my wife’s long-standing idiopathic health issues, we seem to be fairing fairly well in the age of coronavirus. At least, as well as any of us these days. But I’m exhausted, The post Today’s post called on account of…whatever …
Bonin calls for opening streets for social distancing, what to look for in a bike, and free NACTO healthy streets webinar
By bikinginla It’s no surprise that Mike Bonin gets it. The Westside councilmember became the first — and so far, only — Los Angeles councilmember to call for taking advantage of the city’s newly traffic-free streets to provide more space for people to walk, bike and run The post Bonin calls for opening streets for …
Vosper: Why 2019 was the year everything changed
By Steve Frothingham Data visualization is a powerful tool. It can show information in a way that tables of numbers simply can’t and provides a high-impact view of what’s happening at a glance. But it’s also a double-edged sword. Because it is necessarily selective in order to make a point about what’s happening, data visualization …
Trek’s financial expert: Re-evaluate your business, don’t give up on securing loans
By DeanYobbi WATERLOO, Wis. (BRAIN) — Sound financial advice is at a premium these days for bicycle retailers trying to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, and Andrew St. Clair has some to give. Take this time to re-evaluate your business and maximize what you can control: service, delivery, curbside pick-up, cleaning your store, and setting personal …