Wednesday, March 25, 2009
Monday, March 23, 2009
Ripon College Athletics
Testing a new site I found called Issuu that allows users to post publications in Flash. Chose this one because it clearly demonstrates Ripon's commitment to treating cycling on equal ground as the other varsity sports. Take a look.
Open publication - Free publishing - More undergraduate
Open publication - Free publishing - More undergraduate
Wednesday, March 11, 2009
New Belgium Brewing Promotes Team Wonderbike
From the beer makers who brought us Fat Tire Ale, check out New Belgium Brewing's teamwonderbike.com site for some good info and good laughs ... Follow your folly!
Another Excellent Urban MTB Park Example
Highbridge Park in New York is another excellent example of transforming negative space into a meaningful place for kids and adults to be active ...
The Highbridge Project from y.arava on Vimeo.
The Highbridge Project from y.arava on Vimeo.
Mountain Biking Under an Interstate?
The I-5 Colonnade Skills Park in Seattle proves that you can build a mountain bike trail/park anywhere...
Cycling Copenhagen
I'm at the National Bike Summit in Washington, D.C., and have been learning lots of interesting things. This is the first of several postings that I'll share.
Andreas Rohls, director of the City of Copenhagen Bicycle Program Office in Denmark, spoke Tuesday night. He shared some great info about bike use in Copenhagen, where bikes account for 36% of the transportation mode share. Driving and public transit each come in at about 33%.
In Copenhagen, 60% of residents report bicycling as their primary mode of transportation. Rohls' goal is to increase the bicycle mode share to above 50%.
He shared a great video. I haven't been able to find it online, but did find this one that tells the story:
Wonderful Copenhagen from Colville Andersen on Vimeo.
Andreas Rohls, director of the City of Copenhagen Bicycle Program Office in Denmark, spoke Tuesday night. He shared some great info about bike use in Copenhagen, where bikes account for 36% of the transportation mode share. Driving and public transit each come in at about 33%.
In Copenhagen, 60% of residents report bicycling as their primary mode of transportation. Rohls' goal is to increase the bicycle mode share to above 50%.
He shared a great video. I haven't been able to find it online, but did find this one that tells the story:
Wonderful Copenhagen from Colville Andersen on Vimeo.
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