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OTTAWA, April 25, 2011 – On Saturday, June 18th, the vision impaired community will team up with cycling enthusiasts to embark for the second annual Cycle for Sight, in support of the Foundation Fighting Blindness.
The cyclists will travel 100 km from Manotick to Merrickville and back, where they will celebrate their fundraising
Read more . . . Blind Cyclists Travel 100 km in Support of Vision Research
By Laurel-Lea Shannon
If you live in a city where bicycling is popular, you may find it difficult to get a Spring tune-up when you need one. At some bike shops, you’ll have to make an appointment four to six weeks in advance. So if you wait too long, it could be almost
Read more . . . Bicycle Repair—Free Pickup and Delivery?
Tallahassee, Florida (USA) January 6, 2011 — In honor of the Nova Scotia legislature passing amendments to the Motor Vehicle Act requiring motorists to leave one metre (3.28 feet) of space between their vehicle and a cyclist when passing from the rear, the USA based “3 Feet Please” campaign is adding
Read more . . . Safe Cycling Campaign Introduces “1 METRE PLEASE” Jersey
She’s got 76,000 km (47,000 miles) under her wheels and more than a dozen contributions to womenscycling.ca. Now, we are pleased to announce that former newspaper journalist Sheila Ascroft will be writing a weekly blog for womenscycling.ca, analyzing anything and everything (including herself) related to cycling from her own perspective and 20-plus
Read more . . . Sheila’s Psychling
Welcome Cyclists Network has expanded to include 6 new regions and Greenbelt areas in southern Ontario.
Bicycle friendly businesses and other participating locations can now be found in Hamilton, Halton, Peel, York, Durham and Northumberland, in addition to Niagara and Frontenac.
Visit Welcome Cyclists Network website to view:
– Regional
Read more . . . Welcome Cyclists Network
Burlington, Ontario – Media are invited to attend a rally at Queen’s Park in support of safe cycling legislation in Ontario. On Tuesday, May 18 the Share the Road Cycling Coalition in partnership with cyclists and cycling advocates from the Toronto Cyclists’ Union will join NDP Transit critic Cheri DiNovo as she introduces
Read more . . . Canada’s first “3 foot” Bicycle Safe Passing Law to be Introduced in the Ontario Legislature
Share the Road Cycling Coalition has been working on a 3-foot passing law for over a year with the NDP and now it’s finally happening. On Tuesday, May 18, NDP Transit critic Cheri DiNovo will introduce a private members bill requiring vehicle drivers to give 3-feet of clearance when passing cyclists.
So-called “3
Read more . . . Rally in Support of Canada’s first 3-foot bicycle passing law
Washington, D.C.’s Union Station is leading the way in secure parking for bicycle commuters. The beautifully designed bikestation can securely park up to 100 bicycles, and offers rentals, bike repairs, lockers, and change rooms.
ShortHills Cycling Club presented Niagara’s premiere viewing of the movie Awesome Land: Women of Dirt on April 28th, 2010 at The Funky Monkey Bar & Grill, 129 Main Street West, Port Colborne, ON.
The sport of mountain biking has long been a male dominated sport and until recently all forms of media covering
Read more . . . Awesome Land: Women of Dirt
Screenwriter and producer Amanda Costa has purchased the book rights to Peter Zheutlin’s Around the World on Two Wheels for adaptation for the big screen. The book recently captured the public’s eye and made Annie the darling of the international cycling community.
Zheutlin’s historical tale, set in 1894, recounts the journey of
Read more . . . “Around the World on Two Wheels” Adapted for the Big Screen
Uniting a Million Voices to Improve the Future of Cycling
By Laurel-Lea Shannon
Imagine a world where bikes rule. Where every road includes a bike lane. Where highways and bridges, trails and underpasses lead safely to where you want to go—whether it’s across town, across your state or province, or across your big,
Read more . . . People For Bikes
Google Maps, the go-to-place for directions to all destinations by car, by foot and by public transit, is now expanding their service to include maps for cyclists. Here’s how it works. From Google Map’s drop down menu choose “bicycling” to see your route on the map and get step by step directions by bike.
Read more . . . Google Maps Adds Bike Routes
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