June 22-23
Tour de Shore
June 23
Suburban Tips and Tricks — Lansing, IL
All these events and more, to be shore, on biketraffic.org's Calendar
of Events!

April
2007
March 2007
February 2007
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Trip to Guadalajara
Offers Parkways Insight
The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation had the opportunity to experience
that when we brought a delegation of 12 city officials and community
leaders to Guadalajara, Mexico for a conference on the Sunday Parkways
programs. It was fantastic. >>
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Dining by Candlelight and by Bicycle
In case the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation’s West Suburban
Progressive Bike and Dine August 4 or the South Side Veggie Bike
and Dine July 14 doesn’t fit your schedule, here is a pedal-by-pedal
way to create your own bike and dine event with neighbors or friends.
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Chicagoland Host
to Countless Bikeable Destinations
Summers in Chicago offer many celebrations of cultural diversity.
Here are some bike-accessible places where you can delve deeper
into Chicago’s rich ethnic heritage, along with some recommended
routes.
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Bickerbikes Bring
Biking Back to Community
As recipient of affordable housing development and community revitalization
leadership awards, Bickerdike aims to develop more programs for
communities in Humboldt Park, Logan Square and Hermosa.
One way this program helps the community is through Bickerbikes,
a youth bicycle program dedicated to introducing a diverse community
to bicycling.
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Shopping by Bike — It's in the Bag
Besides spewing greenhouse gases and contributing to traffic congestion,
shopping by automobile can be a depressing slog. But shopping doesn’t
necessarily mean driving. >>
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Next Stop: Bikes
on RTA
City folk and suburbanites alike can expand their bicycling range
enormously by taking advantage of RTA transit connections.
>> More
Sweat Like You Mean
It
Ah, the bike date. Exercise. Fresh air. Opportunity to admire someone’s
butt and legs, or let them admire yours. >>
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Quick Trip to the
Racetrack
I find it difficult to justify to my coworkers the time I’ve
spent as the Chicagoland Bicycle Federation’s Southland Coordinator
promoting the idea of a Bike to NASCAR event at Joliet’s Chicagoland
Motor Speedway. Not a protest ride, a la Critical Mass’s Chicago
Auto Show event. But a ride that any bicyclist who is personally
embarrassed by the rift between Dale Jr. and his step mom might
enjoy. >>
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The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation
is looking for more than a few good people to add to its ranks.
Check out our list of current volunteer opportunities at www.biketraffic.org.
The reward is large and payable upon experience.
Volunteers receive many benefits, including an invitation
to the annual Volunteer Appreciation Party, plus opportunities
to work with other bicyclists and be active in bringing about
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