Archive for the 'Kansas' Category (Page 34)

If you haven't been paying attention over the last few years, this might surprise you: Kansas City is earning a growing reputation as a mountain biking town. In fact, KC may well end up with more urban singletrack than any other city in the nation.

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Here’s a quick update on Diego Ballesteros Cucurull, the Race Across America Cyclist struck by a car in Wichita last week. Diego is still paralyzed from the waist down, but doctors are cautiously optimistic. Charges against the driver who ran Diego down are still pending.

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From KanBikeWalk comes news of an opportunity to improve bicycling in Johnson County, Kansas. Bicyclists are being asked for their input on Lenexa, Olathe and Overland Park roadways crossing I-435, K-10 and I-35.

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Team Will is a community of cyclists riding across the country to raise public awareness and funds for childhood cancer research. They’ve been making their way across Kansas over the last week, and the Kansas City cycling community is planning a special "ride-along" to welcome them to KC.

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A cyclist participating in the Race Across America was struck by a car and critically injured near Wichita. Diego Ballesteros Cucurull of Spain was participating in the Race Across America (RAAM) as part of the 4-person COANFI Desafio ASPANOA relay team.

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The Wichita City Council has unanimously approved an updated version of bicycling ordinances to bring the city code in line with state statutes related to lane positioning and sidepath requirements. Also, bicycle licenses are no longer required!

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Landon Trail Section To Open June 12; Meadowlark Trail Project Jump-Started; American Discovery Trail Legislation; Buffalo Commons National Park Proposed Again; Skyline Prairie Drive: Loneliest Road In Kansas

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A new type of pedal-powered vehicle may be coming soon to Lawrence, Kansas -- a trolley-sized pedicab that will carry up to 16 passengers. The vehicle is known as a 'Bier Bike' in Germany, and is the perfect way to travel between pubs.

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Trail news from the Sunflower State: Kansas 13th Most Bicycle Friendly State, National Trails Day This Saturday, US 75 Trail Bridge Work Began June 1 Near Lyndon, Hearings On Chisholm National Historic Trail Designation To Be Held

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On June 3rd, Lenexa is hosting a public open house regarding proposals for a new interchange at Lone Elm Road and K-10. This is a rare opportunity to make a statement to Lenexa officials about the importance of on-road bicycling facilities.

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