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MIBicyclists: Since you can't bike across the bridge, I suppose this is indeed the shortest route. Funny! http://bit.ly/ctaKBH

MIBicyclists: RT @rory_neuner: Great meeting with Senator Stabenow's office, we may have convinced co-sponsorship on S.584, the Complete Streets Act! ...

WalkBikeRollMI: Participate in Virtual Lobby Day tomorrow! Support LMB & MI delegation at Nat. Bike Summit by calling your Reps. #nbs10 http://bit.ly/d0S5nL

MIBicyclists: Participate in Virtual Lobby Day tomorrow! Support LMB & MI delegation at Nat. Bike Summit by calling your Reps. #nbs10 http://bit.ly/d0S5nL

WalkBikeRollMI: It's official...rumors are true...Google announces 'Bike There' at #nbs10 http://bit.ly/aYHe6j

WalkBikeRollMI: Thank you MI Osteopathic Association (@michiganDos) for posting @HlthyKdsHlthyMI Complete Streets Action Alert: http://tinyurl.com/y8b2cxy

There are many challenges facing you when deciding to keep on riding when the weather gets cold, snowy and icy. You can make more excuses to add to Detroit specific problems of huge potholes, stop sign running drivers and the amount of broken glass and scrap metal that litter our streets. But, it's still so much more fun getting where you're going by bike, you just have to prepare for it.

After encountering this peculiar form of bicycle malady a few times over the past couple of weeks, I feel compelled to devote some thought to the rather particular phenomenon known as Cone Suck. Cone Suck, defined as the condition wherein the drive-side cone on the rear hub gets “sucked” into the center of the hub [...]

Hot patching, better known as the practice of setting the rubber cement on fire when patching an inner tube, occupies a special place in the folk bicycle wisdom of Detroit. While it lends a touch of magic to the most basic and common form of bicycle repair, instructions for hot patching “properly” are notoriously hard to come by and advice on the subject varies widely depending upon whom one relies for information.

The ubiquity of vise grip pliers as the most essential bicycle repair tool is certainly not unique to Detroit, though its prevalence in the Motor City can hardly be overlooked after even a few days’ casual observation on city streets. Many honest and legitimate bicycle mechanics have frequently been at some pains to explain its [...]

From The Professor, Jacob VanDyke: Many folks have told me over the years about the necessity of being lit from behind to avoid being hit by a car. While I don’t dispute the practicality and safety of a rear light, some of these same people will happily cycle after dark with naught but a blinking rear, [...]