Asheville Cyclist Hospitalized After Hit and Run

July 12, 2021July 13, 2021 by Asheville on Bikes

Content Warning: This blog post describes and contains images of a motor vehicle/cyclist incident. When an SUV collides with a cyclist, the result is never pretty. Such was the case…
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Education, Volunteer Opportunities

Asheville on Bike’s Youth Programming Update

August 5, 2020August 5, 2020 by Asheville on Bikes

The global pandemic has changed summer in many ways, especially for kids. Summer camps, community pools, and amusement parks are simply not the safe go-to options they used to be.…
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Education, Highlighted

If cycling were a pill, we’d all be taking it

December 6, 2019January 30, 2020 by Asheville on Bikes

One of the most effect anti-cancer and anti-heart disease medications may be leaning on a wall in your garage! We are talking about your bicycle. If it were a pill,…
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Education

Bicycle Thefts Increasing in Asheville: How To Avoid Having Your Bike Stolen

August 14, 2019September 23, 2019 by Asheville on Bikes

Bike theft is on the rise in Asheville, according to the Asheville Police Department. Lieutenant Jackie Stepp issued this bulletin to City of Asheville officials via email last week,…
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Education

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

November 20, 2018January 15, 2021 by Asheville on Bikes

Photo Credit: John Matrix https://bikelist.org/ 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…
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Education

Research Finds Most Women Prefer Separated Bike Infrastructure

September 19, 2018May 27, 2020 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

Category: Education

Asheville Cyclist Hospitalized After Hit and Run

Asheville on Bike’s Youth Programming Update

If cycling were a pill, we’d all be taking it

Bicycle Thefts Increasing in Asheville: How To Avoid Having Your Bike Stolen

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

Research Finds Most Women Prefer Separated Bike Infrastructure