Let’s Make Some Art Bikes!
Bring your creative spark on June 21, 2026 as we decorate three bicycles into public works of art to be displayed within the Twin Cities.
Category: Bicycling
Art-A-Whirl Demonstrates the Need for Better Infrastructure in Northeast MPLS
I experienced Art-A-Whirl for the first time and I have (infrastructure) thoughts.
Moving My Entire Apartment By Bike
Starting a lease one month before the end of the old lease should give enough time to move all my possessions by bike, right?
How Real-World Commuters Avoid Costly Car Dependency
Commuters in Minneapolis are avoiding auto costs like gasoline and car repairs by going to work by Metro Transit and biking.
One-Way Is the Right Way for Richfield’s Penn Avenue Bike Lane
Penn’s 2028 rebuild is our chance to fix its broken, unsafe paths. Take the county survey to advocate for a one-way cycle track.
Your Rage Won’t Fix the Bike Lane
On why the most important thing we can do after a close call on a bike probably isn’t what we’re mostly doing.
One Parking Space at a Time: How a New Saint Paul Resident Got the City to Say Yes to Bike Corrals
A Saint Paul newcomer with hard-won lessons from Omaha spent a year emailing, pushing, and coalition-building — and got the city to say yes.
Bike and Pedestrian Accessibility Is Flowing Through Duluth
First St in downtown Duluth is being reviewed for a potential redesign. Supporters hope for a safer and accessible route for bicyclists and pedestrians.
Call to Action: Stop the H Line from precluding future bikeway in Saint Anthony Park!
Advocates from Saint Paul and Minneapolis are concerned that the proposed H Line station locations will inhibit better bike infrastructure through Saint Anthony Park, when all modes of travel can be accommodated on Como Avenue.
Reflections on Safety, Style and Biking in the Dark (Republished)
New, Minnesota-based technologies promise to make cyclists more visible to drivers during low light. But they may upset some cyclists’ sense of style.