Remembering Hōkan
By Former Deputy Director Nick Mason The bike community lost one of our fiercest friend this February. Hōkan’s contributions to bicycle advocacy in Minneapolis and Minnesota are nearly too many […]
By Former Deputy Director Nick Mason The bike community lost one of our fiercest friend this February. Hōkan’s contributions to bicycle advocacy in Minneapolis and Minnesota are nearly too many […]
By Helena Howard and Ilse Griffin “Celebrating the 2024 season of Adult Learn to Ride!” Here are a few photos from this summer’s classes, including group photos of smiling participants […]
#ICYMI, the League was joined by cycling education experts from Washington, Hawaii, Minnesota, and Alexandria, VA, to explore various policy levers and funding sources that support in-school cycling education for […]
BikeMN is excited to announce that we have been chosen as a host site for the MN GreenCorps! Starting this fall, a GreenCorps intern will join our team for an […]
As we end our 2023 season, we’re celebrating another fun and successful year of Walk!Bike!Fun!. Join us as we recap our highlights from 2023! The Walk!Bike!Fun! program encompasses a wide […]
All About the Stop as Yield (Safety Stop) By angela olson, Deputy Executive Director and Director of Education I ride my bike nearly every day as a form of commuting, […]
By BikeMN Deputy Director angela olson Riding an ebike can be exhilarating – the speed, the ease, the powerful feeling of the assist. In fact, the first time I rode […]
By BikeMN Education Staff Helena Howard and Ilse Griffin As we end our 2023 season, we’re celebrating another fun and successful year of Adult Learn to Ride. Join us as […]
What’s Different about an Ebike? So What? Legality Know the class of your ebike. Class 1-3 are legal in MN but may be restricted on trails:Class 1 – an […]
Adults in Bloomington recently completed Adult Learn to Ride classes, where they learned how to ride a bike safely and confidently. Congratulations!
On a snowy Friday, BikeMN’s angela olson and CJ Lindor presented the Walk! Bike! Fun! (WBF) curriculum training to educators and staff.