Over a decade ago, I attended a meeting in the San Francisco area for a new not-for-profit BMX organization aimed at establishing a network of advocacy for getting BMX bikes into skateparks throughout the U.S. The organization was known as the BMX Riders Organization (BRO). At the time, it was a roundtable discussion of seasoned BMX riders that was aimed at getting legal permission to ride BMX bikes at skateparks that banned bikes. And the organization had some good momentum behind it, as well as altruistic motives.
Their mission was simple: The BMX Riders Organization was a not-for-profit group that advocated for the inclusion of BMX in skateparks … More
Transportation planners have proposed spending $2.58 billion building bicycle paths and improving streets for pedestrians in San Diego County over the next 40 years.
You read that right: billion.
San Diegans are accustomed to connecting “billion†with muscular highways, trains and bridges, not what planners term “active transportation.†For some, it’s  … Details
The best riders from Central America and South America competed in Cartago Costa Rica for the title of Latin America dirt jumper for 2011