I always had May Canyon on my mind, but never climbed it thinking if it was so great, why didn’t most people know about it? In my mind, I guessed it was an impassible road […]
Elysian Park gets treated as the bastard child to our main attraction, Griffith Park. That’s not to say that Elysian Park is subpar, it’s actually kick ass in it’s own right. There’s plenty of space […]
Monday night, I attended the Great Streets Open House to familiarize myself with the proposed makeover of Reseda Blvd in Northridge. Boy was I unprepared. This isn’t just another proposal. This is going forward! If […]
The Valley CicLAvia was a success in every meaning of the word. It was well attended, strongly organized and beloved by all who attended. Before I give my recap of the event(tomorrow), here’s some […]
Mr. CiclaValley knows the 818 like the back of my hand, since both act as attached appendages on a daily basis. While the concept of CicLAvia is far more simple than you can imagine, people […]
Well Mr. CiclaValley, this is your Super Bowl! If I want to live up to this name, I need to produce the greatest guide in Valley CicLAvia HISTORY!! Yes, this is the first event in the […]
It’s one thing having to brave poor driving as a Los Angeles cyclist, but another when someone lobs a poor excuse at you. While my Friday ride was heading on our typical ride, a van […]
I’ve done my fair share of cycling around the city. Trying to single out the worst bike lane sometimes can feel like whatever one you’re currently riding on. Despite all the great riding in Griffith Park, […]