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 […]
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 […]
As if there’s any question about gravel’s trajectory, our Send it Series is properly following that trend. Our first ride of the year out of Pedalers Fork was our biggest it yet, but February’s Gravel […]
Can you ever feel like a tourist in your own city? My time and resources for travel has been limited, but the desire to get out there never fades. I’m still getting my biking in, […]
Truth be told, our January ride was supposed to be a mostly gravel Las Virgenes getting into the Cheesebro and Palo Camado Canyons sections as well. Supposed to… Prior, I did a scouting ride with […]
I don’t know if you call this saving the best for last (I only have two feet), but I’m super giddy to finally reveal the CiclaValley Karate Kid Shoe. The 818 shoe has a much […]
Life is art. We may rarely come in contact with the physical aspect of it, but every day we make design choices that are unique.. What you wear, how you greet people, the beer you […]
As it’s hard to find good news as the year winds down, last Wednesday evening I got an update on the LA Riverfront Park Phase III as part of the Local Volunteer Neighborhood Oversight Committee. […]
CicLAvia the West Valley finally brought open streets back to the 818 once again battling the elements. Even with heavy showers during most of the day and a wintertime shortened time frame, people still took […]
CicLAvia is coming to the San Fernando Valley for the fourth time, but for its third route as open streets will see its way west of the 405 for the first time. It’s an opportunity […]