Monthly Archives: November 2013

GET A LIGHT!

Posted on November 25, 2013 by Boston Biker

Tweet See the rest of this amazing comic, from the ever Talented BikeyFace. Get some awesome prints of her great work here, tell her BostonBiker sent you over. I honestly don’t know what people are thinking, but you need lights. … Continue reading →

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GET A LIGHT!

Posted on November 25, 2013 by Boston Biker

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McGRATH HIGHWAY REPAIRS: The Occasional Superiority of Short-Term Solutions

Posted on November 25, 2013 by Steve Miller

Both Advocates and Public Agency leaders can find a number of lessons in the multi-level effort to deal with the McGrath Highway corridor in Somerville – which has resulted not only in a commitment from MassDOT to explore ways to eventually replace the crumbling neighborhood-dividing “Chinese Wall” with a less intimidating ground-level road, but a […] Continue reading →

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Cycling Starts In The Home

Posted on November 25, 2013 by IsolateCyclist

TweetThe first experience a child has of the world is his home. For the first few years of life, the home is all a child knows. It is the center of life and remains so until he has achieved a … Continue reading →

Posted in Cycling | Tagged Bike Culture, Cycling Life, Raising The Next Generation Of Cyclists, Teaching By Example, Teaching Cycling As A Value | Comments Off

Bike Check: Tyler Paul Farris

Posted on November 24, 2013 by polonick

TweetIt was a cold, blustery day in Lower Allston on Sunday, but we managed to get in a few games of polo before our toes and fingers started to go numb. During a particularly physical game, the unthinkable happened: Tyler … Continue reading →