Archive for September, 2010


  • Kansas Trail News: September 29, 2010

    Kansas Trail News: September 29, 2010

    Flint Hills Trail Family Ride This Sunday; Flint Hills Trail Support Builds; Marysville’s Blue River Rail-Trail Update; Manhattan Bikeway Study Underway; Flint Hills Discovery Center In Manhattan Construction Underway

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  • ‘The Lost Cyclist’ Comes to Kansas City

    ‘The Lost Cyclist’ Comes to Kansas City

    On September 29th, Kansas City will host a book reading by David Herlihy, author of 'The Lost Cyclist', the story of a young man who left his Pennsylvania home in 1892 to bicycle around the world, only to mysteriously disappear in Turkey.

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  • "Isn't it bad enough he has to live with the guilt of what happened?"

    "Isn't it bad enough he has to live with the guilt of what happened?"

    Why do we make excuses for bad drivers, and allow them to avoid responsibility for their behavior? “Feeling bad” about killing someone with your car isn’t “enough”. Not remotely.

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  • Topeka Cyclist Struck From Behind and Killed

    Topeka Cyclist Struck From Behind and Killed

    Topeka bicyclist Tim Roberts died after being struck from behind by a car in southwest Topeka on September 12th. Tim's death is still under investigation.

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  • Kansas Trail News: September 10, 2010

    Kansas Trail News: September 10, 2010

    Sunflower Rail-Trails Conservancy, Inc. Meeting; First Citywide Festival On The Flint Hills Nature Trail; Pittsburg Watco Rail-Trail Moving Forward; New State Park With Trails Opens in Topeka; 'Trails Capital Of Kansas' Symposium In Marysville; Iowa Rails To Trails

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  • The First Bicycle Friendly Business in Kansas

    The First Bicycle Friendly Business in Kansas

    The League of American Bicyclists has announced their Fall 2010 Bicycle Friendly Businesses, and Kansas has earned its first awards, with Foth IE in Overland Park getting the bronze, and three other organizations earning honorable mention.

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  • Kansas Rumble Strip Policy

    Kansas Rumble Strip Policy

    Here's a look at current rumble strip policy in Kansas, where, because we have so many miles of rural roads (the 2nd largest highway system in the country), this is a particularly important issue for bicyclists.

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  • Lawrence Road Rage Driver Arrested

    Lawrence Road Rage Driver Arrested

    A man has been arrested for assaulting a group of bicyclists near Lawrence in July. Prosecutors allege Young drove his pickup truck into the lead cyclist of a group of riders, then drove off without stopping.

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  • Heritage Trail Opens in Olathe

    Heritage Trail Opens in Olathe

    The Heritage Trail, a new 2.3-mile paved multi-use path connecting existing paths at Black Bob Park and Heritage Park, opens this weekend in Olathe, Kansas.

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  • Two New Bike Clubs in Miami County

    Two New Bike Clubs in Miami County

    Miami County, Kansas has suddenly gone from have no bike clubs to two, with the Miami County Bicycle Club and the Miami County Velo Cycling Club both launching this year.

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