Everyday Cyclist
Over the Ice and Through the Snow: Winter Bike Commuting
Inland Northwesterners overwhelmingly adore winter sports. We daydream about hulking piles of the powder many flatlanders dread. When the first flakes fall, we assault mountains …
Accelerating Spokane’s Cycling Future with Protected “Cycle Tracks”
In a recent comprehensive ranking of the best cities in the U.S. for riding a bicycle, peopleforbikes.org placed Spokane at the bottom of page 8. …
How to Increase Your Efficiency With a Bike Fit
If you’ve already had the pleasure of having your body’s geometry matched to your favorite people-powered two-wheeler, then you know the gains from a good …
A Cycling Nomad Makes Spokane Home
I met Hank Greer, Out There’s longtime Everyday Cyclist columnist, where it may be statistically most likely to do so: on his daily work commute …
Empowering Women on Wheels
Annika LaVoie has racked up an enviable amount of saddle time for someone halfway through her twenties. She has traveled by bicycle across America …
Bike Commuting in Cooler Weather
Daylight hours are growing shorter and our toasty summer is winding down. We might even get some rain. But you don’t have to stop riding …
Volunteer Magic
Spokane has no shortage of cycling events. It’s great to have diverse options, but with so many to choose from, how can Spokane support them …
Time to Close the Gap
Look no further than Spokane streets, bike shops and riding clubs for evidence of the massive gender imbalance across the nation in bicycling. Why don’t …
Bike Everywhere in May with Friends
May has long been nationally recognized as “Bike Month” thanks to the League of American Bicyclists. This includes Bike to Work Week, Bike to School …
The Washington Bikes PAC
As this year’s legislative session enters its final month, Alex Alston, state policy director at Washington Bikes, recaps the statewide bike-related bills and budget proposals …