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With the Orange Line Bike Path being the longest bikeway across the Valley, LADOT is moving closer to closing the final segment upgrading the Chandler Bike Lane. Currently striped as a standard bike lane, this […]
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This isn’t the essential guide to biking Latigo Canyon as much as it is being an essential ride. The Santa Monica Mountains has plenty to offer cyclists both on the pavement and dirt, but there […]
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While it’s been difficult to keep tabs on happenings during these times, it’s good to hear another step is being taken for the Los Angeles Riverway San Fernando Valley. This Tuesday evening from 6pm to […]
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Finding new adventures for your young one can be a challenge and looking to our own backyard for a bike tour of UCLA checks off a lot of boxes. With CiclaValley Jr. now confident enough […]
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With the opportunity to repave our streets in the midst of this covid crisis, following suit the Laurel Canyon bike lane entering North Hollywood recently got an upgrade. I had gotten word through Streetsblog LA […]
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I’ve owned a WeeHoo for three years and as CiclaValley Jr. is transitioning out to riding her own bike, I’m really going to miss it. Originally, I had a bike trailer for her at the […]
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Getting out for climbing and descending Glendora Mountain Road is a great experience in more ways than one. Without its other intangibles, GMR (as locals call it) is an essential climb in and of itself […]
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In the time of Covid, it’s very difficult to get a grasp of your surroundings as almost everything dealing with how we get around has changed. This crisis has brought empty roads and reintroduced a […]
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My apologies once again. I had hoped to be back today, but I’m not doing well at all today. I’ve fallen a couple times due to extremely low pressure, and given up on a new med that was supposed to help but only made things
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Day 135 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… Happy Bike to Work, and/or Bike Anywhere Day! I know of bike pitstops this morning in Beverly Hills and Pasadena, and I’m pretty sure Santa Monica is doing something, too. If
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Day 134 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… A Japanese American man was the victim of a racist attack while riding his ebike in Montebello last month. According to the Los Angeles Times, 71-year old Aki Maehara, an Asian
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Day 133 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… She gets it. Forbes talks with Etienne Krug, director of the World Health Organization (WHO) Department for the Social Determinants of Health, who says walking and bicycling help reduce the risk
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Day 132 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… Happy Bike Week! Not to mention UN Global Road Safety Week. On the left is the window applicants for the last round of California ebike incentives saw after it was cancelled
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Day 129 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… Mea culpa, mea culpa, mea maxima culpa. In my rush to put up yesterday’s post before I fell asleep at my keyboard, I somehow lost the link to an important Los
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Once again, someone riding a bicycle was killed by a hit-and-run driver weeks ago. Yet somehow, we’re only learning about it now. The LAPD is just now getting around to asking for the public’s help in finding the driver, nearly three weeks later. The victim,
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Day 128 of LA’s Vision Zero failure to end traffic deaths by 2025. ……… No surprise here. New York bicyclists say the new police crackdown on bike riders is excessive, requiring them to appear in criminal court for violations like rolling a stop light or
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