Kansas Cycling News

The town of Grimes, Iowa is considering enacting an ordinance that would ban bicycles from a road in their community.

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Kansas is one of only two states in the nation to refuse funding for trails. 'What's the Matter With Kansas?', indeed...

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If you're interested in becoming an effective advocate for bicycling in your community, here's your chance to learn from experts, on October 19-21 in Kansas City. Hope to see you there!

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Fort Scott, Kansas has amended their municipal code to remove an antiquated mandatory bicycle registration law. Well done, Fort Scott!

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A new Kansas law will allow drivers with a suspended license to obtain a special license to allow them to operate a motorized bicycle. But why go to the trouble when riding a standard pedal bicycle would be so much simpler, easier, safer, and less costly?

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Although camping is not permitted on the Prairie Spirit Trail itself, there are a number of camping options near various points along the 51-mile rail-trail corridor.

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Sad news from Butler County, Kansas, where 49-year-old Dr. Roger Joyce of El Dorado was killed by a motorist as he rode his bicycle on Thursday, July 25, 2012.

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The latest edition of the Nebraska Bicycle Map is now available from the Nebraska Department of Roads. If you're planning to visit the Cornhusker State, this is a great resource to help plan your trip!

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The Salina Bicycle Advocacy Group is holding a public meeting on Wednesday, July 18th to discuss making Salina and Saline County more friendly to all forms of transportation. Get involved!

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Some photos and impressions from a test ride at the new Gunn Park Trails in Fort Scott, Kansas. Sweet!

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