There are a number of rides you can find around Los Angeles, but the Club Velo La Grange Nichols Ride makes my short list. It’s a great ride that offers everything from climbing, rollers and […]

Ahhh cameras. They’re great because they give you videos. I guess it isn’t simpler than that, but unfortunately, I’ve had more content that I wished for cycling in the past week. Last Wednesday, I was […]

For, lo, the winter is past, The rain is over and gone; The flowers appear on the earth; The time of the singing of birds is come, And the voice of the turtle is heard […]

Ride the Black Line is a popular summer series of track races held at the Encino Velodrome. If you’re familiar with the time-space continuum, you’ve already missed it. One way to relive the racing which […]

Los Angeles has a number of great climbs hidden within just because there are so many of them that it’s hard to give them all their proper due. You can find many associated with the […]

Lankershim is certainly a great street(or at least a good street with a questionable roadway), but it could be “The Street” in the San Fernando Valley. Right now, Ventura Boulevard holds that distinction with a […]

I love this city. It is vibrant and diverse in both it’s people and terrain. Living through the 1984 Games, it was the greatest moment in our city’s history as everybody came together to celebrate […]

(photo by SuperDomestik) Fall doesn’t technically begin until later this week, but I feel like we’re already in the thick of it. Riding into work last week, the morning air had that lingering coolness you […]

Rolling along the LA River We’re very fortunate to have a number of great voices supporting cycling. At about the same time I was launching LACBC Family, I discovered(maybe I was late to the show) […]

San Fernando High(now Middle School) Auditorium built by John C. Austin(City Hall, Griffith Observatory..) I’ve been hearing grumblings the last few months that the Valley would not be getting a CicLAvia in 2017, but that’s […]