Recent Streetsblog LA posts about Bicycling

Bike Hub To Open At Covina Metrolink Station This Thursday

By Joe Linton | May 17, 2016 | 2 Comments

One thing great about Bike To Work Day is that some cities open bike facilities just in time to lure new folks to try bike-commuting. This year, the city of Covina has done just that. The Covina BikeHub opens for business this Thursday. The new hub is a secure bike-parking facility at the Covina Metrolink […]

Eyes on the “Street”: Mother’s Day at L.A. Bike Fest

By Damien Newton | May 9, 2016 | No Comments

One day after Long Beach had their Bike Fest, it was Los Angeles’ turn. Missing the backing of an organization similar to Downtown Long Beach, the Bicycle Culture Institute, led by powerhouse Nona Varnado, mustered the volunteers and resources to put on a bicycle-themed party worthy of Los Angeles’ legendary bike culture. The overcast skies […]

Cycling Without Age Documentary “Finn” Screens Tomorrow

By Joe Linton | Apr 15, 2016 | No Comments

Have you ever wondered what will happen to you when you are too old to bicycle on your own? There is an organization called Cycling Without Age that pushes for “the right to wind in your hair” for people of all ages. Cycling Without Age links volunteers with elders for trips on board “trishaws” – essentially […]

Love L.A.’s Bicycle Festival? Support the Fest on Kickstarter

By Damien Newton | Apr 1, 2016 | No Comments

The Los Angeles Bicycle Culture Institute is seeking your help, through a Kickstarter campaign, to bring back the popular Los Angeles Bicycle Fest this Mother’s Day, on Sunday, May 8. The campaign just crossed the $1,000 line, but needs another $2,500 to make its goal. This year’s festival is more of a bicycle theme park; […]

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