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Get Up & Ride Challenge
- Tue, May 1st 2012
- Statewide, WI

Family Friendly Cycling Festival
- Sun, Jun 3rd 2012
- Appleton, WI

cLips of Faith
- Thu, Jun 21st 2012
- Madison, WI

According to the new site Bike Score, Madison is ranked the 5th most “bikeable” city in the US. Announced during bike to work week, the new rankings comes from the creators the creators of Walk Score and Transit Score. Bike Score launched the new site with rankings for ten major (populations more than 200,000) U.S. cities: To request Bike [...]
Downtown Milwaukee’s already bicycle friendly Schlitz Park office community picked bike to work week to launch a free bike share program. The tenant bike share program utilizes a fleet of vintage Schwinn Collegiates and Suburbans restored by DreamBikes Milwaukee, the non-profit bike shop on Martin Luther King Jr. Drive, just up the hill from the [...]
Yesterday many communities across Wisconsin celebrated the first “official” day of National Bike to Work Week with glorious sunshine and unseasonably warm spring weather. The Bike Fed were able to celebrate the day with a ride from City Hall in downtown, to our new office just off the Hank Aaron State Trail. About 100 people [...]
Many urban neighborhoods are virtual bicycle deserts with nowhere to get a bike repaired. On Saturday the 6th annual Washington Park Bike Blitz created a temporary oasis on Milwaukee’s west side where residents could get basic bike repairs and purchase inexpensive bicycles. The neighborhood event is organized by Keith Holt of Milwaukee Bicycle Works. Milwaukee Bicycle Works has [...]
Our friends at Planet Bike have every reason to be proud of their quiver of blinkie lights. Their 1/2 watt Superflash is pretty much the industry benchmark by which all other battery-powered tail lights are judged. I have Superflash tail lights on all our family bikes that don’t have dynamo powered lighting. So, clearly I [...]
The post below comes from Todd Jensen of Tri Faster. Todd kindly offered to write about some of the trails he rides in his area of Southeast Wisconsin. I was happy to take him up on the offer since Wisconsin has too many great trails for me to cover all on my own. If you [...]
Last year, just shy of 4,500 people logged a bit more than 1.2 million miles in the Wisconsin Bike Challenge. You can see those results here (you need an Endomondo account). That is a lot of gas and money saved, or if your mind works like mine, about 137, 551 donuts that could be eaten [...]
I have a different bell each of the 5 commuter bikes in our family stable because I dislike yelling ON YOUR LEFT at people on trails or WATCH OUT to pedestrians stepping off the curb. Yelling ON YOUR LEFT has an implied instruction “you need to move to the right,” that I find is often [...]


