/r/bicycleculture
A bicycling subreddit dedicated to bicycle culture and cycling's place in our society. Look here for articles about cycling's transportation role, bicycle community, or other cycling literature.
This reddit is about how using the bicycle affects our daily lifes and how culture and politics affect our bicycle usage.
Discuss current transportation politics.
Show photos or videos of cities which are doing it right ...or wrong.
Talk about cultural events that are related to bicycling.
Show insights into different subcultures within the bicycle community.
How does bicycling affect cultures and societies around the world?
etc, etc, etc....
This is not the place to discuss bicycling as a sport, share blog posts/videos/images of your latest trip or to show photos of your new bike. There are other subreddits for that.
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I’ve been working on an app called Pointz that’s all about helping riders find safer, low-stress routes to feel confident and comfy on the roads. Right now, it has emergency roadside assistance, plus a color-coded road safety map (from red to dark green for safety ratings), a slider to help choose the optimal balance of safety vs. speed, and options for specific preferences, like avoiding hills, selecting routes for different bike types, avoiding multi-use paths, and more. It has a bunch of other things like a way to record your ride (like Strava), GPX exporting, and even crowdsourcing (like Waze).But I'm curious—what features would you all actually use? Especially folks who are new/intermediate to riding in cities and suburbs. Would love to hear your thoughts
Portland OR is famous for it's three summer month of daily themed group bike rides.
This was one of the most fun ride I went on! So much purple, my favorite color :)
https://youtu.be/aGc3OqItP1Y?si=6-V9aRk9HFdNqq3H
Hi together!
Nothing to get fixed here on this post.
I am just searching for a englisch slang word of the lateral run out on a wheel. I just find the official words like lateral run out or wobble wheel.
My native language is not english but I would like to get a slang word from a side impact rim.
We call it a 8, because when you check it on the right angle you can see an 8....jeah....
Attached some examples.
Thanks. :)
I'm looking for something similar- the weight is the most important aspect! has to be lightweight. TIA
I just had a man get aggressive with me while riding my bicycle. I thought it was just the usual car calling. He honked then went to pass and swerved at me like he was going to hit me which was clearly not flirting. When we got up to the light I was mentally noting his license plate then stopped in front of him. He was already stopped and I passed and stopped in front of him as if to say, I’m a freaking human and I exist/can be here. I’m thinking I shouldn’t have done that. Only after I was in front of him I realized that was not great. He got aggressive and ended up pinning my tire. I panicked and called the police (United States). Could I get a ticket for passing and stopping in front of him?
I think part of me wanted to see like, is he flirting or is he trying to kill me. I know that’s a little unhinged, but here we are.
You can tell if a city is into biking not just from the bike routes allowing you to get everywhere by bike but also in how it provides for people with different abilities and needs who want to get around by bike.
https://youtu.be/UhucO1ewNOU?si=Wg53Cw9b7Jh6yIMY
People spend so much time, effort and money on moving their stuff from one place to another, when they can just organize a community supported free Bike Move.
I hope these bike moves we do here in Portland OR can inspire you to move your stuff by bike.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=DwnrU7eqGOk&si=zgar5Mg2RimnErAK