Timeline

2023

• October 25^th Call for Submissions: Queer Halloween is Bikes in Space #13 Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Queer Halloween is Bikes in Space #13

2022

• October 6^th Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space, gardens & greenery edition Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space, gardens & greenery edition

2021

• April 4^th Call for Submissions: Books and Bikes in Space Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Books and Bikes in Space

2020

• May 18^th Call for Submissions: Bicycles & Broomsticks Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bicycles & Broomsticks

2019

• October 27^th Reviewing Car Sinister: a Science Fiction Anthology about Cars, by Men Comments Off on Reviewing Car Sinister: a Science Fiction Anthology about Cars, by Men
• February 27^th Call for Submissions: Cats. And Bikes. In Space. Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Cats. And Bikes. In Space.
• January 25^th Call for Submissions: Bikesexuality Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikesexuality

2018

• November 7^th Lessons from the Untokening Comments Off on Lessons from the Untokening
• July 9^th Call for submissions: Bikes in Space trans & nonbinary edition Comments Off on Call for submissions: Bikes in Space trans & nonbinary edition
• May 24^th Call for Submissions: True Trans Bike Rebel (TTL #15) Comments Off on Call for Submissions: True Trans Bike Rebel (TTL #15)

2017

• October 25^th Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space 6: Dragons Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space 6: Dragons
• September 14^th Bike route mini-reviews: New Portland edition Comments Off on Bike route mini-reviews: New Portland edition
• June 24^th A life rebuilt by bicycle (and a new Kickstarter project) Comments Off on A life rebuilt by bicycle (and a new Kickstarter project)
• March 1^st Miss the Taking the Lane blog? Join me on Patreon Comments Off on Miss the Taking the Lane blog? Join me on Patreon
• February 8^th Kickstarting Biketopia, and more feminist science fiction analysis Comments Off on Kickstarting Biketopia, and more feminist science fiction analysis

2016

• December 21^st Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space #5: Intersections Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space #5: Intersections

2015

• July 30^th A song, a poem, some reviews, and other feminist bicycle science fiction updates Comments Off on A song, a poem, some reviews, and other feminist bicycle science fiction updates
• July 17^th Now Kickstarting: Pedal Zombies! (That’s Bikes in Space 3 if you’re counting.) Comments Off on Now Kickstarting: Pedal Zombies! (That’s Bikes in Space 3 if you’re counting.)

2014

• December 31^st My big news for 2015: Joining forces with Microcosm Comments Off on My big news for 2015: Joining forces with Microcosm
• December 10^th Happy birthday, Bikenomics Comments Off on Happy birthday, Bikenomics
• November 18^th Dreaming of Portland Comments Off on Dreaming of Portland
• November 3^rd The Business of Publishing: Title Development Comments Off on The Business of Publishing: Title Development
• October 9^th Dinner and Bikes rolls out again! Comments Off on Dinner and Bikes rolls out again!
• September 29^th The Business of Publishing: Formatting for Print Comments Off on The Business of Publishing: Formatting for Print
• September 29^th Now Funding: The Journal of Bicycle Feminism Comments Off on Now Funding: The Journal of Bicycle Feminism
• September 29^th Welcome to HOTSTUFF Comments Off on Welcome to HOTSTUFF
• September 23^rd Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space 3 (Zombies) Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space 3 (Zombies)
• August 23^rd Happy Bookiversary! Our first two books turn 1 Comments Off on Happy Bookiversary! Our first two books turn 1
• August 17^th Upper class cycling culture and the demise of Portland’s bike movement Comments Off on Upper class cycling culture and the demise of Portland’s bike movement
• August 17^th The Vulva Bike: A true tale of shock, glory, and squirting wine (probably NSFW) Comments Off on The Vulva Bike: A true tale of shock, glory, and squirting wine (probably NSFW)
• August 11^th Now Kickstarting Our Bodies, Our Bikes (and some notes on the cover) Comments Off on Now Kickstarting Our Bodies, Our Bikes (and some notes on the cover)
• August 1^st Taking the Lane grows up: From zine to journal Comments Off on Taking the Lane grows up: From zine to journal
• July 18^th Giant Robots on Bikes (with illustrations) Comments Off on Giant Robots on Bikes (with illustrations)
• July 11^th Vehicular Cyclists weigh in on women Comments Off on Vehicular Cyclists weigh in on women
• May 28^th My cost of bicycling (what’s yours?) Comments Off on My cost of bicycling (what’s yours?)
• May 28^th Dinner and Bikes 2014 – The tour begins Comments Off on Dinner and Bikes 2014 – The tour begins
• May 15^th The Business of Publishing: Working with the Printer Comments Off on The Business of Publishing: Working with the Printer
• May 15^th Kickstarter and the Praxis of Everyday Life Comments Off on Kickstarter and the Praxis of Everyday Life
• May 6^th The Business of Publishing: The Distribution Question (with Infographic!) Comments Off on The Business of Publishing: The Distribution Question (with Infographic!)
• May 5^th Traveling again—Coastal book events Comments Off on Traveling again—Coastal book events
• April 23^rd Elly Blue Publishing goes digital! Comments Off on Elly Blue Publishing goes digital!
• April 21^st The Business of Publishing: The economic case for traditional-format offset printing Comments Off on The Business of Publishing: The economic case for traditional-format offset printing
• April 16^th Biking like a woman Comments Off on Biking like a woman
• April 11^th What does sci fi tell us about feminism? Comments Off on What does sci fi tell us about feminism?
• April 7^th Aftermass is coming! To Portland and the world Comments Off on Aftermass is coming! To Portland and the world
• March 20^th Why teens often have trouble driving safely (a Bikenomics correction) Comments Off on Why teens often have trouble driving safely (a Bikenomics correction)
• March 17^th Zooming into the future, with kids on scoot bikes Comments Off on Zooming into the future, with kids on scoot bikes
• March 9^th Why we need a women’s movement in bicycling Comments Off on Why we need a women’s movement in bicycling
• February 6^th The publishing revolution will be feminist Comments Off on The publishing revolution will be feminist
• February 6^th In 2014 I take to the streets, roads, rails, and air Comments Off on In 2014 I take to the streets, roads, rails, and air

2013

• December 23^rd Call for Submissions: Grief and Healing (Taking the Lane #14) Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Grief and Healing (Taking the Lane #14)
• December 4^th Traffic is a gas Comments Off on Traffic is a gas
• November 16^th Call for Submissions: Bicycling and reproductive rights Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bicycling and reproductive rights
• November 14^th The future of digital media: Or you could call them “books” Comments Off on The future of digital media: Or you could call them “books”
• November 8^th What’s your #bikenomics? Comments Off on What’s your #bikenomics?
• October 31^st Is bicycling a civil rights issue? Comments Off on Is bicycling a civil rights issue?
• October 28^th 5 Lessons from a Prolific Kickstarter Comments Off on 5 Lessons from a Prolific Kickstarter
• October 28^th New book proves it: Cars are in the Way Comments Off on New book proves it: Cars are in the Way
• October 28^th Hang up and drive: Ringtone edition Comments Off on Hang up and drive: Ringtone edition
• October 23^rd Bikenomics News Roundup Comments Off on Bikenomics News Roundup
• October 16^th Bikenomics News Roundup Comments Off on Bikenomics News Roundup
• October 14^th A Nobel for the one who predicted it all Comments Off on A Nobel for the one who predicted it all
• October 10^th Bikenomics is coming soon… Comments Off on Bikenomics is coming soon…
• September 16^th Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space Volume 2 Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Bikes in Space Volume 2
• September 13^th Call for Submissions: Our Bodies, Our Bikes, the book Comments Off on Call for Submissions: Our Bodies, Our Bikes, the book
• September 9^th Dogs on bikes (with photos!) Comments Off on Dogs on bikes (with photos!)
• August 14^th A Carfree Book, Bike, and Yoga Tour for Pedal, Stretch, Breathe Comments Off on A Carfree Book, Bike, and Yoga Tour for Pedal, Stretch, Breathe
• August 1^st New Kickstarter: Dogs and bicycles, together in print Comments Off on New Kickstarter: Dogs and bicycles, together in print
• July 12^th Bikenomics: The cost of depreciation Comments Off on Bikenomics: The cost of depreciation
• July 10^th Food, Yoga, Bicycles — August 26th Portland book release party Comments Off on Food, Yoga, Bicycles — August 26th Portland book release party
• June 19^th Call for submissions: Bicycling and religion Comments Off on Call for submissions: Bicycling and religion
• May 25^th Delicious food on two wheels: The Culinary Cyclist Comments Off on Delicious food on two wheels: The Culinary Cyclist
• May 7^th Breaking: Bike infrastructure debate officially over Comments Off on Breaking: Bike infrastructure debate officially over
• April 22^nd Getting a Spine: Pedal, Stretch, Breathe becomes a book Comments Off on Getting a Spine: Pedal, Stretch, Breathe becomes a book
• April 10^th Events this week in Portland and Seattle Comments Off on Events this week in Portland and Seattle
• March 24^th Call for submissions: Dogs on bicycles Comments Off on Call for submissions: Dogs on bicycles
• March 11^th Bikes in Space is ready for liftoff Comments Off on Bikes in Space is ready for liftoff
• February 21^st Question Time: Help write my new Bicycling column Comments Off on Question Time: Help write my new Bicycling column
• February 21^st Women on Bikes Mean Business: Heading to DC Comments Off on Women on Bikes Mean Business: Heading to DC
• February 11^th Biking with Kids in the Snow Comments Off on Biking with Kids in the Snow
• February 4^th What does “feminist” mean anyway, and Disaster! on a sliding scale Comments Off on What does “feminist” mean anyway, and Disaster! on a sliding scale
• January 18^th Call for submissions: Bikes in Space Comments Off on Call for submissions: Bikes in Space
• January 15^th Rebranding Comments Off on Rebranding
• January 8^th The Art of Funny Amazon Reviews Comments Off on The Art of Funny Amazon Reviews
• January 1^st Hello, 2013! And a resolution. Comments Off on Hello, 2013! And a resolution.

2012

• December 26^th Brilliant or foolhardy? My campaign to collect one star Amazon reviews Comments Off on Brilliant or foolhardy? My campaign to collect one star Amazon reviews
• December 17^th Down to the wire on the Disaster issue (and a look inside) Comments Off on Down to the wire on the Disaster issue (and a look inside)
• December 15^th A peek at the new Bikenomics book Comments Off on A peek at the new Bikenomics book
• November 25^th Everyday Bicycling book trailer Comments Off on Everyday Bicycling book trailer
• November 21^st Learning to ride: Joining the Street Riders Comments Off on Learning to ride: Joining the Street Riders
• November 20^th Learning to ride: Falling off and getting right back on Comments Off on Learning to ride: Falling off and getting right back on
• November 18^th Call for submissions: Disaster! Comments Off on Call for submissions: Disaster!
• November 13^th Learning to ride: Sparkly Purple Banana Seat Comments Off on Learning to ride: Sparkly Purple Banana Seat
• November 6^th Childhood has arrived! And there’s a reading. Comments Off on Childhood has arrived! And there’s a reading.
• November 5^th Bragging rights: What have you carried by bike? Comments Off on Bragging rights: What have you carried by bike?
• November 2^nd Time to Get Rolling: Everyday Bicycling is here! Comments Off on Time to Get Rolling: Everyday Bicycling is here!
• November 1^st New books and a new look for the new year Comments Off on New books and a new look for the new year
• October 22^nd Femibici and Insolente: The Mexican chic cycling debate Comments Off on Femibici and Insolente: The Mexican chic cycling debate
• October 22^nd Paradise is as bicycle-friendly as you make it: A report from the Mexican cycling conference Comments Off on Paradise is as bicycle-friendly as you make it: A report from the Mexican cycling conference
• October 8^th The case for equal prize money in bike racing Comments Off on The case for equal prize money in bike racing
• October 6^th Bike stickers are here! Comments Off on Bike stickers are here!
• October 5^th Bikes and the Presidency Comments Off on Bikes and the Presidency
• September 19^th Putting the Bike Test to the test Comments Off on Putting the Bike Test to the test
• September 18^th Giving up the SUV in style: Emily Finch’s story Comments Off on Giving up the SUV in style: Emily Finch’s story
• September 17^th Is this thing sexist? Introducing the “Bike Test” Comments Off on Is this thing sexist? Introducing the “Bike Test”
• September 6^th Sharrows, a mini-review Comments Off on Sharrows, a mini-review
• September 5^th Made for each other: Beer, bikes, and Portland Comments Off on Made for each other: Beer, bikes, and Portland
• September 3^rd California! Comments Off on California!
• August 27^th A brief introduction to Taking the Lane #8: Childhood Comments Off on A brief introduction to Taking the Lane #8: Childhood
• August 23^rd Bike news for your amusement Comments Off on Bike news for your amusement
• August 20^th Fundraising for Marilyn Hayward’s recovery Comments Off on Fundraising for Marilyn Hayward’s recovery
• August 20^th Should reckless driving be an issue in political campaigns? Comments Off on Should reckless driving be an issue in political campaigns?
• August 13^th Pedal, Stretch, Breathe — Book Events Comments Off on Pedal, Stretch, Breathe — Book Events
• August 3^rd Behind the scenes of BikeSexuality Comments Off on Behind the scenes of BikeSexuality
• July 31^st A field guide to “bikewashing” Comments Off on A field guide to “bikewashing”
• July 27^th On Seattle’s Neighborhood Greenways, cute kids can roam free Comments Off on On Seattle’s Neighborhood Greenways, cute kids can roam free
• July 24^th A critique of Cycle Chic Comments Off on A critique of Cycle Chic
• July 12^th Call for submissions: Bikes and childhood Comments Off on Call for submissions: Bikes and childhood
• July 6^th Drinking and bicycling, the economic perspective Comments Off on Drinking and bicycling, the economic perspective
• July 2^nd You can’t be what you can’t see: A call to action for women’s cycling Comments Off on You can’t be what you can’t see: A call to action for women’s cycling
• June 29^th Bicycle helmets are hilarious (and why I wear one) Comments Off on Bicycle helmets are hilarious (and why I wear one)
• June 25^th Bicycle progress report: Trails in Houston, parking in Nevada City Comments Off on Bicycle progress report: Trails in Houston, parking in Nevada City
• June 22^nd Why don’t women ride the Tour de France? Comments Off on Why don’t women ride the Tour de France?
• June 19^th Yoga, testosterone, and taking the lane Comments Off on Yoga, testosterone, and taking the lane
• June 15^th Can you bike to the airport? Comments Off on Can you bike to the airport?
• June 12^th Everyday Bicycling Comments Off on Everyday Bicycling
• June 5^th 5 ways to include women in bicycling Comments Off on 5 ways to include women in bicycling
• June 4^th New study: Fewer cars on the road won’t hurt the economy Comments Off on New study: Fewer cars on the road won’t hurt the economy
• June 4^th Happy first birthday, blog! Comments Off on Happy first birthday, blog!
• May 27^th Stuck on bikes! Comments Off on Stuck on bikes!
• May 24^th Street harassment: Anatomy of a pain in the ass Comments Off on Street harassment: Anatomy of a pain in the ass
• May 22^nd Lines Beneath the Map prints are here! Comments Off on Lines Beneath the Map prints are here!
• May 21^st Everything you wanted to know about bike counting but were afraid to ask Comments Off on Everything you wanted to know about bike counting but were afraid to ask
• May 16^th What’s BikeSexuality all about? Comments Off on What’s BikeSexuality all about?
• May 16^th On tour: Lack of infrastructure can’t stop cyclists in Mobile, Alabama Comments Off on On tour: Lack of infrastructure can’t stop cyclists in Mobile, Alabama
• May 15^th Moneyball for bikes: Can we use data to win the transportation game? Comments Off on Moneyball for bikes: Can we use data to win the transportation game?
• May 8^th Looking back on Portland’s Golden Age of bicycle advocacy Comments Off on Looking back on Portland’s Golden Age of bicycle advocacy
• May 8^th Bike infrastructure — how not to do it Comments Off on Bike infrastructure — how not to do it
• April 27^th On tour: The battle of Baton Rouge Comments Off on On tour: The battle of Baton Rouge
• April 27^th Bikes and fashion (and me) meet in Blacksburg next week Comments Off on Bikes and fashion (and me) meet in Blacksburg next week
• April 24^th Photo contest: Bad streets for bicycling Comments Off on Photo contest: Bad streets for bicycling
• April 23^rd On tour: Is Houston the next bicycle capitol of the US? Comments Off on On tour: Is Houston the next bicycle capitol of the US?
• April 20^th Introducing “Pedal, Stretch, Breathe”: a bicycle yoga zine Comments Off on Introducing “Pedal, Stretch, Breathe”: a bicycle yoga zine
• April 19^th Tu Familia: An awesome bike safety video from LA Comments Off on Tu Familia: An awesome bike safety video from LA
• April 19^th On tour: From the most fit to the least fearful… Comments Off on On tour: From the most fit to the least fearful…
• April 19^th On tour: Taking the lane by the grassy knoll Comments Off on On tour: Taking the lane by the grassy knoll
• April 18^th On tour: The rental car has its revenge Comments Off on On tour: The rental car has its revenge
• April 16^th On Tour: Fort Worth’s bikeyest neighborhood Comments Off on On Tour: Fort Worth’s bikeyest neighborhood
• April 15^th On Tour: Getting our kicks on Route 66 Comments Off on On Tour: Getting our kicks on Route 66
• April 13^th On Tour: Trouble in Tulsa, or How to Create a Segregated City Comments Off on On Tour: Trouble in Tulsa, or How to Create a Segregated City
• April 9^th On tour: Farms and strip malls Comments Off on On tour: Farms and strip malls
• March 30^th Researching bike tourism’s economic impact Comments Off on Researching bike tourism’s economic impact
• March 28^th On tour: Pedaling cargo in the East Bay Comments Off on On tour: Pedaling cargo in the East Bay
• March 21^st Lines on the Map — they’re here! Comments Off on Lines on the Map — they’re here!
• March 20^th Seeding the Grassroots: Portland’s newest bike advocacy group Comments Off on Seeding the Grassroots: Portland’s newest bike advocacy group
• March 15^th The power of tooting your own horn Comments Off on The power of tooting your own horn
• March 13^th Playing the publishing game Comments Off on Playing the publishing game
• March 13^th How Seattle riders deal with hills Comments Off on How Seattle riders deal with hills
• March 8^th This is not an International Women’s Day tribute Comments Off on This is not an International Women’s Day tribute
• March 6^th Bridging the bicycling gender gap Comments Off on Bridging the bicycling gender gap
• February 23^rd The year ahead in zine publishing (and some events) Comments Off on The year ahead in zine publishing (and some events)
• February 15^th Guest post: Transitnomics: The real cost of the House transit cuts Comments Off on Guest post: Transitnomics: The real cost of the House transit cuts
• February 7^th Guest post: Carfree families: Doing the math on a fare increase Comments Off on Guest post: Carfree families: Doing the math on a fare increase
• February 6^th Jobs and the Transportation Bill Comments Off on Jobs and the Transportation Bill
• February 3^rd Bike-Sexuality — a call for submissions Comments Off on Bike-Sexuality — a call for submissions
• February 3^rd Lines on the Map Comments Off on Lines on the Map
• January 30^th What’s right under our nose Comments Off on What’s right under our nose
• January 30^th A lovely review Comments Off on A lovely review
• January 27^th Unplanned time off Comments Off on Unplanned time off
• January 20^th Looking back at the year in bikes Comments Off on Looking back at the year in bikes
• January 19^th Dinner and Bikes tour: Charming videos and a taste of what’s ahead Comments Off on Dinner and Bikes tour: Charming videos and a taste of what’s ahead
• January 17^th Photos of freeways Comments Off on Photos of freeways
• January 16^th Ways to read Taking the Lane Comments Off on Ways to read Taking the Lane
• January 12^th Hey bike industry, we aren’t Barbie dolls Comments Off on Hey bike industry, we aren’t Barbie dolls
• January 10^th Bikes and the candidates, round one: Obama, Paul, Romney Comments Off on Bikes and the candidates, round one: Obama, Paul, Romney
• January 9^th Our Bodies, Our Bikes Comments Off on Our Bodies, Our Bikes
• January 9^th How not to lock your bike Comments Off on How not to lock your bike
• January 3^rd What do conservatives want (from bicycling)? Comments Off on What do conservatives want (from bicycling)?
• January 3^rd Heading down South on the Dinner and Bikes tour Comments Off on Heading down South on the Dinner and Bikes tour
• January 1^st The conservative case for bicycling Comments Off on The conservative case for bicycling

2011

• December 24^th People reclaiming the streets and other good news Comments Off on People reclaiming the streets and other good news
• December 23^rd How I make these zines Comments Off on How I make these zines
• December 19^th Why bicycle transportation will save Portland’s economy Comments Off on Why bicycle transportation will save Portland’s economy
• December 13^th Twitter and the grammar of the Occupation Comments Off on Twitter and the grammar of the Occupation
• December 12^th Occupy the Ports — Portland photos Comments Off on Occupy the Ports — Portland photos
• December 9^th Cycling’s gender gap, explained Comments Off on Cycling’s gender gap, explained
• December 5^th Sharing the road with Bitch Comments Off on Sharing the road with Bitch
• December 1^st Tea parties, chicken suits, and falling in love Comments Off on Tea parties, chicken suits, and falling in love
• November 29^th Bikenomics zine — new edition Comments Off on Bikenomics zine — new edition
• November 23^rd Let’s talk about labia Comments Off on Let’s talk about labia
• November 22^nd Our bodies, our bikes — what’s inside Comments Off on Our bodies, our bikes — what’s inside
• November 10^th Why I type funny Comments Off on Why I type funny
• November 10^th Bikes on the base Comments Off on Bikes on the base
• November 8^th Kickstarting the zine engine again Comments Off on Kickstarting the zine engine again
• November 6^th Randonnerdery Comments Off on Randonnerdery
• November 2^nd Parking and the percents Comments Off on Parking and the percents
• November 1^st A scary Halloween bike route review Comments Off on A scary Halloween bike route review
• November 1^st The battle of the yield Comments Off on The battle of the yield
• October 31^st Going to the bike craft fair Comments Off on Going to the bike craft fair
• October 29^th More Portland bike route mini-reviews Comments Off on More Portland bike route mini-reviews
• October 29^th Portland bike route mini-reviews Comments Off on Portland bike route mini-reviews
• October 25^th The rubber terror Comments Off on The rubber terror
• October 24^th Our bodies, our bikes Comments Off on Our bodies, our bikes
• October 22^nd Time to quit Comments Off on Time to quit
• October 15^th Can hitchhiking save the economy? Comments Off on Can hitchhiking save the economy?
• October 15^th My preoccupations Comments Off on My preoccupations
• October 6^th Occupy Portland — Photos Comments Off on Occupy Portland — Photos
• October 6^th Bikes on my mind Comments Off on Bikes on my mind
• October 3^rd Home. Comments Off on Home.
• September 13^th The fertile plains Comments Off on The fertile plains
• September 11^th On the freeway, out of the cloud Comments Off on On the freeway, out of the cloud
• September 1^st Women, bikes, and the futon bike Comments Off on Women, bikes, and the futon bike
• September 1^st Creating a rural bike community Comments Off on Creating a rural bike community
• August 29^th Gotta keep moving Comments Off on Gotta keep moving
• August 25^th Bikenomics zine cover Comments Off on Bikenomics zine cover
• August 24^th Dinner & Bikes Tour ‘011 Comments Off on Dinner & Bikes Tour ‘011
• August 22^nd Buddhist economics Comments Off on Buddhist economics
• August 22^nd Quantifying Britain’s bicycle economy Comments Off on Quantifying Britain’s bicycle economy
• August 20^th Taking the Lane #4 Comments Off on Taking the Lane #4
• August 15^th Taking back the streets, with books, by bike Comments Off on Taking back the streets, with books, by bike
• August 15^th Biking big, thinking big Comments Off on Biking big, thinking big
• August 13^th Protagonism and Horizontalidad Comments Off on Protagonism and Horizontalidad
• August 8^th Bicycle society in Jakarta Comments Off on Bicycle society in Jakarta
• August 5^th Real books are just hotter Comments Off on Real books are just hotter
• August 3^rd A video tour of the bike dance movement Comments Off on A video tour of the bike dance movement
• August 3^rd Biking in Joplin after the tornado Comments Off on Biking in Joplin after the tornado
• July 31^st Crowdsourcing the revolution Comments Off on Crowdsourcing the revolution
• July 29^th My so-called out-of-control life Comments Off on My so-called out-of-control life
• July 28^th Adaptive cycling on the go Comments Off on Adaptive cycling on the go
• July 25^th Bike economics, the book — almost Comments Off on Bike economics, the book — almost
• July 25^th A news roundup for the carfree at heart Comments Off on A news roundup for the carfree at heart
• July 23^rd Minot, after the flood Comments Off on Minot, after the flood
• July 23^rd Bike touring…do it for the economy Comments Off on Bike touring…do it for the economy
• July 19^th Biking for both of us Comments Off on Biking for both of us
• July 18^th Able to ride Comments Off on Able to ride
• July 14^th Carmageddon — Bring it on Comments Off on Carmageddon — Bring it on
• July 11^th Biking to the airport Comments Off on Biking to the airport
• July 8^th That big bike race in Europe this week….no, the other one Comments Off on That big bike race in Europe this week….no, the other one
• July 7^th Bicycles and spinning wheels Comments Off on Bicycles and spinning wheels
• July 2^nd PDX by Bike flight check Comments Off on PDX by Bike flight check
• June 28^th Car-freedom, purity, and guilt Comments Off on Car-freedom, purity, and guilt
• June 26^th A day at the bike fair Comments Off on A day at the bike fair
• June 23^rd What would get you on a bike more often? Comments Off on What would get you on a bike more often?
• June 21^st What’s behind the gender gap in bicycling? Comments Off on What’s behind the gender gap in bicycling?
• June 19^th Women of Portland, in business and on bicycles (Video) Comments Off on Women of Portland, in business and on bicycles (Video)
• June 19^th On Bicycles Comments Off on On Bicycles
• June 17^th Elements of the grammar wars Comments Off on Elements of the grammar wars
• June 15^th Coffee and zines Comments Off on Coffee and zines
• June 14^th Why this blog is pink Comments Off on Why this blog is pink