Paul Dorn is a writer and activist in Northern California, presently residing in Sacramento. In 1997 he created the popular bicycle commuting advice website at runmuki.com/commute. Dorn is the co-author (with Roni Sarig) of The Bike to Work Guide: What You Need to Know to Save Gas, Go Green, Get Fit, published in 2008 by Adams Media. He is the former editor of the Tube Times, newsletter of the...
I'm a more or less new convert to commuting by bicycle - I've been doing it for about a year or so now, and it's become a part of my life that I really enjoy. It's for this reason more than any other that I wanted to start this blog, but also because I think there are a lot of benefits for a city and for the citizens of a city in which a lot of people make short trips by bicycle.
I aim to...
I work full-time in the Alumni Travel/Study program. I've been working at Stanford since 2000. I'm also a certified massage therapist. I see clients evenings and weekends with a focus on sports massage and rehabilitation. I commute to work by bicycle almost every day! I also enjoy Yoga as well as many oudoor fitness activites.
For the last year and a half, my husband and I have embarked in an experiment in bike commuting in Flagstaff, Arizona, our home for the last three years. Initially motiviated by the extreme spike in gas prices in 2008, our bike trips to work, our favorite sushi place, the farmer's market, or the movie theater soon became the best parts of our week.
Bike commuting...
I work at Stanford Video and couldn't imagine working anywhere else. I try and ride my road bike home during the evening commute.
I ride my bike about 100 mile a week (give or take) as weather and light permit.
I am always looking for people who would love to share an evening bike commute from Stanford to the Campbell/San Jose area. I also do a 50 mile Saturday morning ride around Almaden...
I'm Mandi, a 20-something journalist (The Bike Writerâ??geddit?) working, living and biking in New York City. Just over a year ago, I decided if I truly wanted to see and get to know this city on another level, I had to get my ass off the train and back on two wheels. Also, I was making not a ton of money and loved saving cash on my commute + being able to work in an hour of cardio each...
