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Tag Archives: community
After Sandy: No power. Still bikes.
We opened after Sandy. No power… but we did the best with what we had. We feel lucky to find almost no damage to our stores themselves. Our Brooklyn shop retained power. With the subways down, our Park Slope location … Continue reading
Bike share race in 2013
At our women’s cycling event with the pro team from Specialized-lululemon, we were honored to have NYC Transportation Commissioner Janette Sadik-Khan as one of our guests! … where she announced this spring will host the first ever bike share race. … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Bicycle Habitat, Events, News
Tagged 2013, advocacy, bike share, community, janette sadik-khan, jsk, NYC, specialized-lululemon
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Evie Stevens and CRCA
Tomorrow, we host the annual CRCA women’s clinic, a women-only introductory workshop on racing. This annual event is well thought-out, because the clinic has some strong heritage. In fact, if you have ever been interested in getting into bicycle racing, … Continue reading
Bicycle vacations + local brews: This Thursday with Trek Travel
Join us on Thursday for Trek Travel’s 10th Anniversary event here in NYC! A subsidiary of Trek Bikes, Trek Travel organizes all kinds of rides. You can travel in groups, or go solo; explore for a few days, or a few … Continue reading
What it’s like to be a cyclist in NYC
We run a large bike store. We see a wide variety of customers: Bike messengers, competitive racers, casual commuters, weekend warriors, parents getting groceries with kids, tourists in town for a holiday, young professionals taking a Saturday roll to the … Continue reading
Kids love bikes love kids
Last weekend, we partnered with Andree Sanders and Trips for Kids NY to co-host family bike rides as part of IMBA‘s “Take a Kid Mountain Biking Day”. We don’t know who had more fun – the kids, or the grown-ups. … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Bicycle Habitat, Events, News
Tagged community, cycle kids, imba, kids, NYC, trips for kids
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Not so long ago: Yellow skies and roads made for cars
Last weekend, together with Transportation Alternatives and the Little Cupcake Bakeshop, we participated in a ride for Moving Planet Day, an international day to support moving our planet away from fossil fuels and toward renewable resources. The ride yielded an … Continue reading
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Tagged advocacy, bikes, Charlie, community, events, NYC
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This autumn, where are you riding?
Today is the first day of fall – and one of the loveliest times to ride in NYC. Not sure how or where to go? We’ve got a few reasons and ways for you to get out there. Moving Planet … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Habitat, Events, Uncategorized
Tagged community, events, NYC, recycle a bicycle
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Safer, better streets: The arrival of bike share
Today the NYC Department of Transportation (DOT) announced an exciting new development: New York City Bike Share. This program is a major milestone in the progressive and innovative transportation policies arriving in our city. The DOT conducted significant research and … Continue reading
Victory!
A little celebration dance in honor of this week’s major milestone in the evolution of NYC streets: The dismissal of the lawsuit around the innovative bike lane in Prospect Park West. “Merely not liking a change is no basis for … Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Bicycle Habitat
Tagged advocacy, brooklyn, community, NYC, PPW, transalt
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