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Author Archives: bikepeacenyc
Push Off (with Poesies)
Time: September 11, 2014 afternoon Place: Madison Avenue. Upper East Side, NYC An stylishly dressed young woman patiently waits to cross the intersection She surmises her surroundings Pushes off when the timing is appropriate Gives herself a little extra oomph to … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, bikelobby, bikenyc, cycle chic
Tagged #bikenyc, #WomenBike, advocacy, cyclechic
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Detroit and the Slow Roll (Part 2- The Ride)
My hunch proved to be correct, the guys with the cool bikes were headed to Slow Roll. As they crossed the intersection, a mother and daughter drafted into the flow. The crew was from the Southwest side of Detroit. They … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, social cycling
Tagged #DetroitBikeCity, #DetroitCycling, #SlowRoll, #SlowRollDetroit, #socialcycling, advocacy, detroit, kidsonbikes
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Detroit and the Slow Roll (Part 1)
I love Detroit. It’s my hometown. Sort of. I grew up in an east side suburb of Detroit. Moved to NYC 25 years ago but Detroit has never left my heart. The city has been through some hard knocks for … Continue reading
Posted in bikeshare, Detroit, Detroit Cycling, DetroitBikeCity, Slow Roll, social cycling
Tagged #cycling, #DetroitBikeCity, #placemaking, #SlowRoll, #socialcycling, detroit
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Relaxed Attitudes
Noticing a lot more relaxed and upright cycling in NYC this summer. A nice trend. Keep up the good work.
Detroit on My Mind
For the second month in a row, Saks Fifth Avenue is featuring bicycles in their window displays. Last month was a tip of the hat to Father’s Day. This month, it’s an homage to summer travel. This month’s windows feature … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, bikenyc, cycle chic, social cycling
Tagged #BicyclesinShopWindows, #bikeDetroit, #bikenyc, #DetroitBikeCity, #socialcycling, #transport, #travel, cyclechic
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Independence Day
Let freedom ring. Pass along the love and teach someone you know how to ride a bicycle. Gently nudge them on as they find their independence. When you give kids safe space to ride, they own it. All our public … Continue reading
Posted in advocacy, bikelobby, bikenyc
Tagged #bikenyc, #billcunningham, #firsttimebikenyc, #freedom, #independence, bike lobby, kidsonbikes, transportation
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Thanks Dad.
A slightly belated Father’s Day post. For all the Dads who taught their kids to ride a bicycle. Who carried them home when they were to tired to pedal anymore. Who knew the best kind of family SUV to get … Continue reading
Posted in Bakfiets, bikenyc, cycle chic, familycycling, social cycling
Tagged #bikenyc, #socialcycling, familycycling, kidsonbikes
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Signs of Life
A sign that a city’s effort to make cycling accessible to everyone is succeeding? Parents transporting their most precious cargo by bicycle from A to B. Whether it’s by cargo bike. A gentle nudge along the way. Or keeping a close watch. *** … Continue reading
Posted in bikenyc, social cycling
Tagged #bikenyc, #cyclingisforeveryone, #safestreets, #sustainablesafety, kidsonbikes
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New Amsterdam
Some days if you squint your eyes and imagine cycling infrastructure everywhere with different buildings in the background, you could almost pretend you were in another city. A city where riding a bike is nothing out of the ordinary. Where no one … Continue reading