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Entries from LAist tagged with 'bicycling'

July 17, 2008

A sign near the intersection of Riverside Dr. and Fulton Ave. in Sherman Oaks. | Photo by Zach Behrens/LAist Further investigation into reasons why a few spots around the city have signs prohibiting bicycle sidewalk riding shows that both Sherman Oaks locations were due to troubles caused by skateboarders. After pedestrians getting hit by boards, cars nearly hitting skaters falling into the street and customers being intimidated, Van Nuys Division LAPD officers requested a......

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October 8, 2007

There's so much to love with this picture, taken by Sundogg using his Canon 10D. It's just perfectly framed, cropped, exposed, everything. But the best for us, is something that can't even be controlled, and thats the little kid's open hand as he appears to change the song on his little Shuffle. Actually we like pretty much any picture where someone is riding their bike and not being honked at by a bus or......

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August 13, 2007

For the third week in a row, the Cycling Community will be massing at the Pasadena City Council speaker’s podium, protesting the City’s efforts to pass an ordinance (.pdf) that will prohibit bicyclists from riding more than two abreast in any public street. The City of Pasadena, who earned the title of "most bike-friendly city in Los Angeles County" in 2004, claims that the ordinance is a simple attempt to manage the user group......

Continue Reading "Pasadena Pedaling Towards Bicycle Unfriendly Status"

February 21, 2007

Quinn Baumberger is about to accomplish the unbelievable. He's about to finish a journey from the top of Alaska to the bottom of Argentina via bicycle. He's fought weather, food that made him sick, injury, loneliness, and theft during his near 20,000 mile trek. Even his dad didn't believe he'd make it past Southern California.His father, Brad, joined him on the first 1,400 miles, a 28-day stretch from the northern coast of Alaska to the......

Continue Reading "Not Even Mammoth Could Stop Man From Riding His Bicycle From Alaska to Argentina"

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