Cyclists tend to be a data-loving crowd. We’ve got our Strava personal bests, gear ratios, and grams saved by wearing red vs. black socks (only half-kidding on this one). This…
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Advocacy

Write Council RE: Charlotte St Road Diet

November 9, 2018November 15, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

WRITE TO CITY COUNCIL TO SUPPORT THE ROAD DIET ON CHARLOTTE ST The time is now to reach out to Asheville city council to share your support for active transportation…
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Events

Pumpkin Match! Donate and help AoB win an $8000 match!

October 26, 2018October 26, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

At the Pumpkin Pedaller – tomorrow – AoB is kicking off its annual end of year giving campaign. This year’s goal is to raise $60,000 by the end of the…
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Events

See Our Coxe Ave. Street Tweaks at Open! Street Tweaks on November 4th

October 15, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

Join us Sunday, November 4th for an extra special open streets event: Open! Street Tweaks! It’s one part car-free block party and one-part invitation to try out the new and improved…
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Advocacy

Letter to City Council RE: “Asheville, One of the Worst Cities for Crashes,” and Coxe Avenue Tactical Urbanism

October 8, 2018March 27, 2019 by Asheville on Bikes

TO: Asheville City Council FROM: Mike Sule on behalf of Asheville on Bikes Dear City Council, Joel Burgess’s recent article in the Asheville Citizen Times, “Asheville, one of worst cities…
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Education, Highlighted

Research Finds Most Women Prefer Separated Bike Infrastructure

September 19, 2018October 8, 2018 by Asheville on Bikes

Most of us who love riding bikes would agree that having a safe, pleasant route to ride is a top priority—particularly when cycling with kids. But what exactly does that…
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Asheville On Bikes

Cultivating bicycle culture

What City Cycles the Most? And More Cycling Stats That May Surprise You

Write Council RE: Charlotte St Road Diet

Pumpkin Match! Donate and help AoB win an $8000 match!

See Our Coxe Ave. Street Tweaks at Open! Street Tweaks on November 4th

Letter to City Council RE: “Asheville, One of the Worst Cities for Crashes,” and Coxe Avenue Tactical Urbanism

Research Finds Most Women Prefer Separated Bike Infrastructure