These days, you see bicycles everywhere, perhaps because more and more people have figured out that biking is a fun way to get where you want to go, save gas and make both the world and yourself a ...

Getting back to the basics is not so simple, at least when it comes to our pastimes. Yearnings are apt to collide. What we need in the pursuit of fun is not always the same as what is necessary, is it ...

If you've already got a bike in your garage head over to your local bike shop (LBS) and get it tuned up. If you don't have a bike, ask your friends and family if they've got one you can use. Bikes can ...

What should one look for in a bike? Buy as much bike as you possibly can. The better quality bikes last longer and work better. Whatever you choose should be comfortable. And finally, it should look ...

For National Bike Month, the non-profit WABI (Walk/Bike) Burien will host Burien Bike Day on Friday, May 18. But first, you can get prepared for a summer of bicycling at a free Bicycling 101 Class on ...

There comes a time when every bicycle needs the TLC of an experienced bike mechanic. While I clean and lubricate the chain and do other routine maintenance through the season, my commuter bike gets a ...

Summer is in full swing and Minnesotans are, once again, enjoying the beauty and serenity of the state's natural resources. For many, camping is the ultimate means of getting closer to nature. While ...

Cyclists can learn the basics of bicycle care and etiquette: Learn about bicycle safety, maintenance and etiquette Saturday in Hermosa Beach. Bring your bikes to the city’s first annual Bicycle Safety ...

With coffee in one hand and her road bike in the other, Regina Ramirez rolled into Landis Cyclery at 7 a.m. on a recent Sunday for a little bike maintenance 101. Ramirez and other riders attending the ...

The Brooklyn Activist Committee held its well-attended meeting Thursday night at the YWCA on Third Avenue. The enthusiastic committee members and attendees discussed a number of appealing programs for ...

Ever since two Ohio bike shop owners named Wright changed the world, tinkerers have been using the bicycle as a launching pad for new ideas. Now, in an effort to get America outdoors and exercising ...