Category: Cycling | Page 2

Without a doubt, joining a cycling club is the best way for those who are new to cycling to get a solid introduction to the sport. Clubs teach riders the rules of the road, cyclin

For years I have advocated on behalf of cyclists, and fought for cycling rights. Lately, I’ve seen an increase in negative attitudes and aggression against cyclists.

One of the indirect effects of COVID-19 is that it has propelled us outside more. We are walking, running, hiking and biking like never before.

More than 2 million bikes are stolen across North America every year! Project 529 is trying to change that, and has reduced bike theft by more than 50% in some cities.

Back when I really started taking cycling seriously, if you mentioned the term “protected bike lanes” it was sure to incite a debate.

I’ve always loved Cycling BC and what they do. Honestly, riding a bike in BC is made better by the work of this organization.

However necessary it is for us all to #stayhome right now, unfortunately small businesses across the country are feeling the devastating effects.

Every two years the Copenhagenize Index comes out and I was thrilled to see for the first time Canada is represented in two of the top 20 cycling cities in the world – Montreal (18

As a passionate cyclist and lawyer, that is one of the most common questions I get asked. And although it's a complex issue, the answer is an unequivocal yes.

I am outraged by this week's announcement by the BC Government to move to no-fault auto insurance, and if you ride, you should be outraged too! The change strips cyclists of their

As an avid cyclist and a lawyer, the BC government’s move to no-fault auto insurance in this province has me outraged. What’s the single greatest threat to cyclists? Motorists.

A little about me: First and foremost, I am an avid cyclist riding on average 7,000k a year. I ride to work, I ride fondos, I ride my bike every day through all kinds of weather

I love these guys. They built a local skateboard brand, brought it to the world and had fun doing it. Now they are taking that same passion for everything cool and bringing it to t

Its undeniable, the ebike is here to stay. The question that many cyclists have is whether to embrace or shun the technology.

I have always been fascinated by the world of fixed gear bikes. What is the point of a bike without a freewheel, that does not coast and that has no traditional breaking system?

Cycling gives me the opportunity to be outside in the fresh air taking advantage of the city’s natural beauty and amazing cycling infrastructure.

I finished the Whistler Gran Fondo in under 4 hours without doing any formal training.