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A quick word on helmets for the novices among you

By Boston Cyclists Union | August 9, 2011

By Dan Pugatch With all the new riders out there taking advantage of the new Hubway bike share system, I thought it would be a good time to bring up…

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BCU First Annual Meeting!

By Boston Cyclists Union | August 1, 2011

The Boston Cyclists Union is holding its first Annual Meeting on August 25th from 7pm-9pm at 26 West Street, Boston 02111. There will be hors d’oeuvres, beer, drinks, and a…

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Bike Sharing Comes to Boston This Week!

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 27, 2011

Back in February we asked if a bike share program could be a game changer for cycling in Boston, and now an answer may be just around the corner.  Hubway,…

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Police across Boston focus on helmet safety

By Boston Cyclists Union | July 8, 2011

By Patrick Kelleher-Calnan “Helmets, helmets, helmets” said Officer Dennis Rorie, Community Service Officer for the Boston Police Department’s C-11 district in Dorchester, describing what he thinks is the most important…

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Bike path plan in Mattapan hits potential snag

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 16, 2011

For years folks in Mattapan, Milton and thereabouts have been working on extending the Neponset Greenway from Dorchester’s Central Avenue through to Mattapan Square, where it would connect to a…

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Capuano's Sullivan meeting yields surface option support

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 16, 2011

Congressman Michael Capuano called together a public meeting last month to discuss the concerns of some residents about the City of Boston’s plans to improve Rutherford Avenue and Sullivan Square,…

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Bike accessories, from the useful to the downright zany

By Boston Cyclists Union | June 15, 2011

Now that it’s high season for cycling, the time is ripe to give the trusty ride a makeover. We trolled the World Wide Web and solicited recommendations from our friends…

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Win a prize for the best "Spokes in the Hub" Photo!

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 12, 2011

Winners will be announced June 7th in the Union Rider and on this website. To celebrate Bike Month and the awesomeness of the cycling community in Boston, the Union is…

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Charlestown wins bike lane back

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 12, 2011

By Pete Stidman Charlestown cyclists were shocked when the neighborhood’s first bike lanes were promptly erased last fall, but they received some better news earlier this month when the Charlestown…

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Sullivan Sq./Rutherford Ave. project in peril

By Boston Cyclists Union | May 12, 2011

By Pete Stidman In an 18-month public Boston Transportation Department process that concluded last year, community members chose a “surface option” that would remake Sullivan Square into a grid of…

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