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I am trying to embed a Google calendar onto one of our pages.

I followed the instruction on the page below, but when I copy and past the embed code into the text editor, and click “Save Draft,” […]

From Plugged In, a Scientific American blog:

A shower. Of course a shower. We talk endlessly (and rightly) about bike lanes and sharrows and complete streets and the disastrous economics of free parking […]

Now that the temperature is in the 90s, it’s getting harder to bike comfortably. At least for me, it is. If you’ve been commuting daily, the heat shouldn’t take you by surprise: we had a mild winter and a very […]

Hi CUNY People!

This event looks like fun, especially if it’s nice this weekend. It’s a 10 mile ride, click on the website for more details. Be sure to RSVP by 5PM Friday May 26!  Unfortunately I won’t be able […]

May means two things to me: National Bike Month and final exams. This year, National Bike to Work Week fell on the same week that finals began at CUNY. I took this opportunity to set up a bike/bikeCUNY table on […]

This has been a big week for NYC cycling!

On Monday, Mayor Bloomberg announced that Citibank will be sponsoring the city’s bike share program (thereby dubbing the program Citi Bike). The plan is to roll out […]

Come join fellow CUNY cyclists at Red Lantern Bikes (345 Myrtle Ave in Brooklyn) for a social hour on Bike to Work Day (Friday, May 18) at 7 PM. Grab a coffee or a beer and chat with others in CUNY who commute to […]

Over at the Bike League blog, a fellow CUNYite talks about cycling in NYC and her relationship with bikes:

I have learned that every bike has a story. I learn from their dents and the shapes they come in and […]

Just in time for National Bike Month, the bicycle advocacy law firm Flanzig & Flanzig has released a free(!) mobile app, Bike Crash Kit, available on both iOS and Android platforms.

Its features […]

With the creation of a shiny new logo (thanks to the very generous folks over at Makewell!), I think I’m ready to start this blog.*  I envision this space being the home to news, information about events, rants […]