Category
bicycle
On a roll with CicLAvia
In late April, some 200,000 people on foot and on cycles — most with two wheels, some with three or four and even one jerry-rigged to be two stories high — swarmed Venice Boulevard, clogging the roadway from downtown Los Angeles to the beach.
Cardboard bicycle can change the world, says Israeli inventor
A bicycle made almost entirely of cardboard has the potential to change transportation habits from the world\’s most congested cities to the poorest reaches of Africa, its Israeli inventor says.
Grieving Son bikes from Malibu to New York in vow to end cancer
When Tom Peled’s father died of abdominal cancer in 2011, he channeled his grief into a three-month, 3,000-mile bike ride through six European countries — from Berlin, Germany, to Fisterra, Spain.
Israeli cyclist completes international odyssey
Israeli cyclist Roei “Jinji” Sadan, who has spent the past four years crossing 42 countries on six continents, reached his final destination.
Bike the Big Apple
Chasidic Williamsburg, Roosevelt Island and Long Island City are easily navigable by bicycle, but given New York\’s frenetic pace, you might prefer an expert take you there.
Spinning Wheels for a Good Cause
Some people kiss the soil of Israel when they come to the Holy Land. Last month, Audrey Adler didn\’t so much kiss the dirt as inhale it.
Adler and a handful of other Angelenos participated in a charity bike ride for Alyn Children\’s Hospital in Jerusalem through some of the toughest terrain Adler has ridden.