RSS
Home
Subscribe
RSS Feed
Favorites
Part one: Clothing The wind shifted around to the north, bringing a promise of cold weather to come. The morning ride is noticeably cooler, enough to...
Keep Reading »
|
Find out more about Ed: Ed Wagner is a League Bicycling Instructor, life-long bike commuter, and an advocate for cyclist's rights. In his spare time, he's a navigation electronics technician for a major airline. |
Subscribe to Ed's Email Alerts
Get alerts when Ed submits a new article
Tulsa Alternative Transportation Examiner's Articles
Showing: bicycling education articles
In keeping with the idea of human factors as the largest cause of cycling crashes, this discussion will focus on...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
How many time have you heard these after a crash: "It was only an accident." "I was just...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
Absent from the print edition, Chris Woodyard's column in USA Today asks: Two-wheel troublemaking: Have...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
There's a story in today's Boston Globe about state grant money being used for stepped-up enforcement of bicycle...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
Some school districts are prohibiting walking or bicycling to school. The town of Inola, Oklahoma, is taking the...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
The attitude "I can ride in this!" Cold weather cyclists have a 'can do' attitude. It starts with...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
What is a vehicular cyclist? Cyclists fare best when they act and are treated as drivers of vehicles. Much of this series has been leading up to this...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
There's a study from Toronto that states fully 30% of bicycle/motor vehicle collisions involve a bicyclist on a...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
The Musette will be an occasional feature used for two or three short posts. In bicycle racing, a musette is a...
Keep Reading »
Keep Reading »
