Join the Ride of Silence Wednesday Because You Don’t Want To
I love being on a bike. Whether it’s commuting, climbing mountains or riding along with my family, the time I spend on a bike enriches my life. With all the hustle and bustle of daily […]
Big Storylines for the 2019 Amgen Tour of California
We are blessed with another year with the coming of the 2019 Amgen Tour of California, and while the course doesn’t deviate much from year’s past, seasoned followers know this will be another great race. […]
Getting Ready for 626 Golden Streets May 19th
Very few things get me as excited as an open streets event coming to my neck of the woods, but May 19th’s 626 Golden Streets feels equally exciting. While CiclaValley is quite a lean towards […]
VIDEO: Two Minutes, Three Bad Drivers
Are you ever in a store and no one is around to watch what you’re doing? It would be easy to steal something, but you don’t because of a range of values. Whether it’s a […]
Springtime Gravel Bliss in LA Part 2: Santa Clara Truck Trail
Any mention of the Santa Clara Truck Trail elicits a nerve racking response of redemption for me. As the longest stretch of dirt lining the edge of the Santa Clarita Valley, there are plenty of […]
Springtime Gravel Bliss in LA Part 1: Sulphur Spring Road
If it’s still April and you’re reading this, but your device down and get on your bike. Is there a better month of the year in LA? Spring has started, baseball is back in action […]
Into the Sierras Part Three: Dinkey Creek
Dinkey Creek – 27 Miles, 3,064 feet of elevation Our last day at Shaver Lake was an optional riding one where getting out of town instead gearing up for another ride would be fine. […]
Into the Sierras Part Two: Huntington Lake / Kaiser Pass
Big Creek / Huntington Lake / Kaiser Pass: 57.2 miles, 8,360 feet of climbing Day two of our Sierra weekend didn’t seem that auspicious. We were still feeling sprite and today’s ride was only […]
Into the Sierras Part One: Million Dollar Road
Shaver Lake / Million Dollar Road:: 48.35 miles, 6,499 feet of elevation (This is Part One of a Series of Three Riding in the Sierra National Forest) We’re fortunate that the San Gabriel Mountains […]
LA Zoo Master Plan: Prioritizing Parking + Pollution?
(Google Maps composite of LA Zoo Parking lot & Arclight Hollywood Parking) Los Angeles is in the midst of a “do as I say, not do as I do” approach to environmentalism and transportation, and […]