http://www.peopleforbikes.org/pages/who_we_are

[blueeyes]

I just learned about a great new website to support pro-bike policies and spread the joy of bikes! Check out peopleforbikes.org (http://peopleforbikes.org/)! They're collecting one million names in support of a better world for biking -- one that's safer, more convenient, and more appealing for everyone.

Every day, millions of Americans like us ride for their health, for the environment, for their communities, and for the pure joy of bicycling. But until now, only a tiny fraction of riders have stood up to help improve bicycling in America.

Peopleforbikes.org is going to change all that. They're building a national movement with the clout and influence to get things done. That means promoting bike-riding on an individual level, but also sending a unified message to our elected leaders, the media, and the public that bicycling should have their full support.

Check out their great new website to take a pledge for biking and learn how you can help:

http://www.peopleforbikes.org (http://peopleforbikes.org/page/ic/06a6zgpy0eb16h/Sg)

Thanks!

[cachehiker]

Although my subscription/membership routinely lapses for a month or three at a time, I'm already a member/contributor/supporter of The League of American Bicyclists, http://www.bikeleague.org/, and the Adventure Cycling Association, http://www.adventurecycling.org/. Care to join me for the Death Valley Loop I tour this year and follow it up with the Moab Skinny Tire Festival?

[greyhair biker]

Chere', I signed the petition at their booth at Interbike:2thumbs: