Favorite local bike blogs? What are you reading?
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October 23, 2013 at 2:52 pm #984170
ShawnoftheDread
ParticipantOctober 23, 2013 at 3:00 pm #984171lordofthemark
ParticipantOctober 23, 2013 at 6:16 pm #984196Riley Casey
ParticipantMuch wailing and gnashing of teeth over the semi-hiatus of the Wash Cycle but still the best blog for the transportational cyclist ( hmmm … spell check disapproves of transportational )
October 23, 2013 at 6:25 pm #984197Tim Kelley
ParticipantYeah, yeah…everyone knows about WashCycle and most people know about Chasing Mailboxes.
Come on, impress me people!
October 23, 2013 at 6:38 pm #984202PotomacCyclist
Participant… bikearlingtonforum.com …
Not actually a blog, but plenty of observations, tips, photos, stories and info. I highly recommend it if you haven’t been there before. LOL
October 23, 2013 at 7:10 pm #984211dasgeh
Participanthttp://windy-run.blogspot.com/ (you may recognize some of the content)
http://kidicalmassarl.blogspot.com/
http://kidicalmassdc.blogspot.com/ (both technically blogs)And what’s the name of Mikey’s…?
October 23, 2013 at 7:32 pm #984214cyclingfool
ParticipantFrom Wheels to Bikes: http://wheelbike.blogspot.com/
The blogger is local, the content usually is not area-specific per se, but there are some really neat old items he digs up largely from Library of Congress archives. Also the occasional Russia-related cycling item, also generally historical in nature, which appeals to the Russophile that still lives inside me.
I won’t even bother to link to my own blog, which has lied dormant for a couple years now, sadly, but I may try to resurrect it one of these days…
October 23, 2013 at 8:03 pm #984217rcannon100
Participant@Tim Kelley 67309 wrote:
Yeah, yeah…everyone knows about WashCycle and most people know about Chasing Mailboxes.
Come on, impress me people!
Okay, okay, I am making this list for the sole purpose of impressing this guy:
[ATTACH=CONFIG]3922[/ATTACH]A Few Spokes Shy of a Wheel
Arlington County Bike Lanes
Bike Friendly Arlington
Bike Virginia Tour
Bike Walk Virginia
Cycleboredom
DC Randonneurs
FABB Blog
KidicalMass Arlington, VA
Phoenix Bikes
The Daily Randonneur
TheWashCycle
Virginia Bicycling Federation
VéloCity Bicycle Cooperative
WABA Quick Release
Washington-Lee Generals Bike Club
Tales From The Sharrows http://talesfromthesharrows.blogspot.com/
A Girl and Her Bike
Portajohn
Lane Change: Kate Ryan Reports
JDAntos
Gwadzilla
DC BAC
Cyclejerk
Bicyclespace
AlexBPAC
Bike Loudon
I Love My Commute
DC Rainmaker
W&OD Trail Report
Aesthetics of Everywhere (well, she used to be local)
Bicycle Bug AWOL
bikepedantic
Black Women Bike
Google+ BikeDC Community
Bicycling to Work
Windy Run Cycling from NOVAWhat would be cool is if someone developed a platform – and instead of having 30 disparate blogs around the area – could have one space where the multitude of bloggers could pontificate. Sort of like the forum, except for bloggers. And then we could waste our time there too.
October 23, 2013 at 8:08 pm #984218Tim Kelley
ParticipantGot any links for some at the top? Rootchopper’s hasn’t been updated in almost a year and for the next two listed, Google directs me to BikeArlington…
October 23, 2013 at 8:25 pm #984219bluerider
ParticipantRootchopper has moved to WordPress now His new moved blog is at: http://rootchopper.wordpress.com/
October 23, 2013 at 8:26 pm #984220rcannon100
ParticipantGoogle kicked John off so he moved to WordPress.
October 23, 2013 at 8:26 pm #984221bluerider
ParticipantI will shamelessly plug my own recently launched blog here entitled The DCyclist.
Mock me if you must.
http://dcyclist.wordpress.com/
October 23, 2013 at 8:27 pm #984222Tim Kelley
ParticipantNo mocking for anyone who promotes BikeSwell for us!!
October 23, 2013 at 8:29 pm #984224bluerider
Participant@Tim Kelley 67335 wrote:
No mocking for anyone who promotes BikeSwell for us!!
Thanks Tim.
October 23, 2013 at 8:34 pm #984225dasgeh
ParticipantSo if you have a blog, we’d really appreciate it if you helped spread the word about Kidical Mass Arlington (if I have your contact info, you have already gotten this — if you haven’t, I don’t, so PM it to me and I’ll add you to my list for future rides). Thanks so much!
Hi DC-area Bike Bloggers (and others who have ways to get info out to bike-y people),
I’m spreading the word about the Kidical Mass Arlington HALLOWEEN Ride, this Sunday 5:30pm at FreshBikes Arlington. I’d appreciate all the help we can get letting people know!
Thanks
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Kidical Mass Arlington Halloween Ride – the details are up! 10/27 5:30pm FreshBikes Arlington (Quincy & Wilson). Details: ow.ly/q2j6r
Tricks courtesy of N. Jackson St. Treats courtesy of FreshBikes.That’s right, Kidical Mass Arlington keeps rolling on through the Fall! Thanks to sponsorship from FreshBikes, we’re having an AWESOME Halloween ride – with lots of treats.
When: Sunday, Oct. 27, 5:30pm
Meet (and finish): FreshBikes Arlington (3924 Wilson Blvd; Arlington, VA 22203)
(Plenty of parking in the lot).
Route: http://ridewithgps.com/routes/ 3497262The fun continues once we return to FreshBikes: we’ll have candy, juice and hot chocolate (assuming we can figure out some logistics ) for our own little Kidical Mass Arlington Halloween Party. Come in costume and enjoy some time to mingle with fellow family bikers.
Note: this is an EVENING ride — you should have lights on your bikes, especially if you’re planning to bike home after the festivities.
Special thanks to FreshBikes for the treats! Happy Halloween!
Oh, and Kidical Mass DC also has a ride this weekend — Saturday midday
Wrap up the 2013 Kidical Mass DC riding season with a nice easy ride on one of DC’s cycling gems: the Metropolitan Branch Trail (our family’s favorite place to ride in the whole city). We’ll start at Stanton Park on Capitol Hill (where last month’s Cupcake Ride began) and ride through NoMa and Eckington to end at Chocolate City Brewery, where we’ll enjoy complimentary apple cider (thanks, WABA!) and the option to eat tiny hamburgers from the DC Sliders Truck.
Moms and Dads who want to partake of more adult beverages can sample beers and purchase growlers from one of DC’s best-known craft breweries. Apple cider is free for all riders, compliments of WABA’s Women & Bicycles program.
When: Saturday, October 26, 2013. 11:30am – 12:30pm
Where: Meet at Stanton Park on Capitol Hill, bike to Chocolate City Brewery
Distance: 2.8 miles
Difficulty: easy. As in peasy, for adults & kids.
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