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I explored the protected bike lanes of Washington, DC in March of 2022. I was shocked at how much the city has been able to achieve in a short amount of time and wanted to learn more about it.

I traveled to DC to help with an electric bike experience at the National Bike Summit. Congress, staffers, and bike advocates were able to test ride e-bikes and ask questions! We talk with Kevin from the League about what an e-bike experience is and how to test one in your area.

In the latest Bike Here Podcast, we are talking with Josh Hon from Tern Bicycles about the new Tern Quick Haul Electric Bike. This is Tern’s take on the everyday…

Adding additional security of GPS tracking to our bikes and scooters seems like a great idea! Let’s talk with Andrew Ford who has been testing out various GPS trackers for…

What the E-Bike Tax Credit is Missing: Getting more people out of cars!

The Prevelo Alpha 3 20″ Kids Bike is a premium, light-weight, bike for your growing child. It is the smallest 20″ bike with gears I could find in the US, and in this video, we talk through helping you decide if it is for you.

Is the insanely small Insta360 Go 2 action camera for you? In this video, I do my best to help you figure that out.

Today, my wife reminded me of a mantra I’ve chewed on during many long hours on the bike and in races…“You can do hard things.”

My most productive and content months in life have been those days I have purposely scheduled daily habits and rituals into my day. The goal of this article is to list out where I’m at, and what I’m working on. This article is mostly for me, but I always find other’s habits fascinating so maybe you’ll get something out of this, too!

What simple errands can you do by bike to make your day (and the world) better? Let’s talk about some go by bike ideas and tips for bike commuting

There is something about the weekly group ride.

A set time, blocked out in your schedule, to see friends, commit to your bike, commit to your physical and mental health, and ride.

Bikes for Business is not new but is novel to most of my followers, so I wanted to share my insider views of Tern Business and why we all need to look at our own day-to-day life to be part of the solution.

In this Bike Here podcast, we are talking about “Shifting Streets” during COVID-19 and how the landscape of our shared use available space was reimagined to make room for biking, walking, eating, and more.

We are talking with Rob Toftness, one of the co-founders of the Denver Bicycle Lobby (DBL).

This is a grassroots organization pulling together advocates and “bike-interested” people for social gatherings (now using zoom), bike rides, public meetings, and more. We will learn about this community-organized group that is seeing great results in bringing together different segments of the bike cultures to have a large impact on public policy and the Denver biking network of people.

The ebike and gear I carry for basic video interviews!