Designing for All Ages and Abilities
The National Association of Transportation Officials published, the paradigm shifting approach to bicycling, Designing for All Ages and Abilities in January, 2018. You can read the document in its entirety HERE.
Designing for all ages and abilities is really not new. It is just that it has primarily been implemented in western European countries such as Holland, Germany and Denmark where they have reinvented their bicycle systems to serve everyone (see Making Cycling Irresistible). Cities both locally and throughout the US have a lot of catching up to do. Fortunately, the rules governing transportation planning in Oregon require that local governments create a “safe and convenient” bicycling network; no different from what we all expect from the motor vehicle system. We just have to embrace the challenge of ensuring that local governments follow the law.
Please volunteer to help make bicycling is a mainstream, comfortable and safe choice for people of all cultures, ages, abilities, and backgrounds. Write the Club’s president at president@siskiyouvelo.org to find out how you can help.
Scheduled Rides
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Saturday, Mar 30
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Velo Melo Ride 3/30
11:00am: Meet at Jacksonville Library
31 Miles, Moderate (11-14 mph), Some Hills
Contact: Robin Dressler - robincdressler@gmail.com
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Velo Melo
Start time Varies: Start Location Varies
25-30 Miles, Mellow (11-14 mph), Some Hills
Contact: Lisa Brill -
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Brisk Ride
Start time Varies: Start Location Varies
50+ Miles, Brisk (>18 mph), Hilly
Contact: Dennis Cramer - 541-773-5804
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Monday, Apr 1
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Monday Coffee Ride
10:30am: Meet at Colver Park in Phoenix
25-30 Miles, Moderate / Brisk (14 - 18+ mph), Some Hills
Contact: Dennis Cramer - 541-773-5804
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Thursday, Apr 4
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Thursday morning Ride
Start time Varies: Meet at Jacksonville Library
20-40 Miles, Moderate / Brisk (14 - 18+ mph), Hilly
Contact: John Fries - 541-973-1586
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Blogs & News
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Oregon’s bike tax receipts reflect pandemic-era boom
The $1.2 million the state raised with the tax in 2022 is exactly what economists predicted it would collect when they pitched it in 2017.
Latest headlines from BikePortland | 03/28/24 | 1:25pm
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Remember: Be courteous when riding on SW Terwilliger sidewalk
The path adjacent to the bike lane is popular with walkers and joggers who don't expect fast-moving riders.
Latest headlines from BikePortland | 03/28/24 | 7:17am
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Weekend Event Guide: Kidical Mass, Arleta Triangle Square, trail building and more
All the best things to do by bike this weekend.
Latest headlines from BikePortland | 03/28/24 | 7:16am
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Ski Bike
When I first suggested the idea of merging skiing with bikepacking to Diego, his round blue eyes widened, and his eyebrows shot up in surpri...
Adventure Cycling Association | 03/20/24 | 11:06am
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Road Test: Wilde Supertramp
Despite their prevalence in society, bikes aren’t commonly featured in mass-consumed media. At least, not for stories set in the modern da...
Adventure Cycling Association | 03/20/24 | 9:19am
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Watch the Eclipse from Your Bicycle
An estimated about 21 million people traveled to another city to view the eclipse of 2017. Why compete with the crowds this year? Bike campi...
Adventure Cycling Association | 03/15/24 | 3:08pm
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Kate Veronneau Interview: The Future Of Women’s Cycling
The post Kate Veronneau Interview: The Future Of Women’s Cycling appeared first on Femme Cyclist.
Femme Cyclist | 03/12/24 | 9:42am
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Sarah Swallow Interview: Adventure Cycling & Community Organizing
The post Sarah Swallow Interview: Adventure Cycling & Community Organizing appeared first on Femme Cyclist.
Femme Cyclist | 02/27/24 | 9:10am
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Terry Mixie Bike Liner Review
The post Terry Mixie Bike Liner Review appeared first on Femme Cyclist.
Femme Cyclist | 02/02/24 | 12:52pm