by 303cycling | Jul 11, 2018 | Boulder Cycling, Commentary, Commuting
From The Daily Camera By Mitchell Byars A Boulder County sheriff’s deputy ticketed a 58-year-old woman Monday after catching her driving her car on the paved bike path alongside the Boulder-bound lanes of U.S. 36 on Davidson Mesa. Dispatchers began receiving...
by 303cycling | May 14, 2018 | Boulder Cycling, Commentary, Hot Topic
by Adelaide Perr Be skeptical of crash reports in local newspapers. The police officer giving the journalist a quote is often sitting in an office miles away from the crash scene. He or she is only getting second information from the on-scene officer who has yet to...
by 303cycling | Feb 9, 2018 | Commentary
Recognizing “sub-par snow removal,” and other cold-weather hazards, former pro and Olympic cyclist Mara Abbott makes a strong case for agreeing to just get along: For your consideration: I will always signal clearly. So will you. We will all move predictably. Should I...
by Bill Plock | Jan 2, 2018 | General News, Hot Topic
From the Daily Camera Inigo San Millan has good news and bad news for those determined to make this the year they get healthy and shed some pounds: carbs are not the enemy, but you and your well-worn couch need some time apart. The physiologist and University of...
by 303cycling | Dec 8, 2017 | Boulder Cycling
From the Daily Camera By Amelia Arvesen Staff Writer The Boulder County Sheriff’s Office on Tuesday announced its decision to charge a driver in a crash with a cyclist in Superior on Oct. 20. Martin Rose, 66, of Superior, was charged with careless driving...
by Bill Plock | Jun 16, 2008 | Boulder Cycling
With all the talk about bicycle safety lately it was very sad to hear about the accident that occurred on North Broadway last weekend. I have always thought that that intersection was bad/confusing and with the speed of traffic and the number of cyclists that start...
by Kris Thompson | May 21, 2008 | Boulder Cycling
The Daily Camera has an article today regarding the status of this new trail. From the article it is full steam ahead and it’s looking like sometime this fall Front Range mountain bikers will have a new trail to enjoy.
