Walk-Bike News
Good Karma Bike Drive
Do you have an old bike hanging around your garage that you never use? Perhaps your cycling days are over, or maybe you bought a brand-new beauty, or it could be that your child has outgrown his or her bike. If so, please consider donating it! To celebrate the Holiday...
Cupertino Labyrinth Quest
Looking for something fun to do this weekend? The Cupertino Parks and Rec Commission invites you to participate in this Cupertino Labyrinth Quest. Email a picture of yourself at the labyrinth to be entered into a drawing for one of ten $10 gift cards to a local boba...
The Regnart Creek Trail bridge is Installed: First Look
Residents living near Wilson Park have likely heard some exciting construction noise: the bridge to Wilson Park from the Regnart Creek Trail is being installed! This bridge allows the future trail to connect three parks: Wilson, Creekside, and the library field.See...
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Why don’t we forget how to ride a bike?
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The forgotten era of women’s bicycle racing
Reprint from the Guardian A new book tells the story of the most popular arena sport in America in the 1890s: women’s bicycle racing. Women on the Move: The Forgotten Era of Women’s Bicycle Racing by Roger Gilles covers the short-lived heyday of women’s professional...