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February 8, 2012
Randolph Ang, S.F. Cyclist Who Killed Pedestrian, Should Get Jail Time
ANALYSIS: Randolph Ang was just like the majority of bike riders riding down the Embarcadero in San Francisco. He disregarded the law by blowing through a red light. Ang flew into a crosswalk because he was, well, in a hurry and, well, everyone does it. But unlike many riders, he killed a woman with ... More >>
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June 17, 2011
San Francycle: Will the New Bike Regime Get Critical Mass Under Control?
So long, Nat Ford! This week, the man responsible for getting San Franciscans from point A to point B picked a Bike Coalition awards show to publicly discuss his departure. And you know, that was actually probably a good stage for him. Five years ago, when Ford was a fresh face in town, the con ... More >>
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April 27, 2011
Open Bike
So long, Nat Ford! This week, the man responsible for getting San Franciscans from point A to point B picked a Bike Coalition awards show to publicly discuss his departure. And you know, that was actually probably a good stage for him. Five years ago, when Ford was a fresh face in town, the con ... More >>
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January 28, 2011
San Francycle: Ed Lee and Bikes from the Bay to the Beach
What does an Ed Lee mayorship mean for bicycles? Well, for one thing, you may see more bike moustaches around town. But what will Mayor Lee do to make biking safer, comfier, and more popular? The Bike Coalition didn't waste any time asking him just that. No sooner was he sworn in than they ... More >>
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December 30, 2010
San Francycle: The Bike Coalition's Big Plans for 2011
Happy New Year! And quite a year it's been for bicycles. Between all the new stripes and racks and parklets, we've suddenly catapulted into the future of cycling. Well, maybe not the future, since Europe is several decades ahead of us. Maybe just less of the past. But there's still plenty of ... More >>
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November 12, 2010
San Francycle: Local Gems at SF Bike Expo
Hey, I have an idea. Let's convene a vertigo-sufferers convention in the Swiss Alps. Then we'll hold a family picnic in an Alaskan timberwolf preserve. And finally we can organize an ocean cruise to Kansas. But first, let's hold the San Francisco Bike Expo at the Cow Palace. It's the perfec ... More >>
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October 8, 2010
San Francycle: What Went Wrong With Bike Parking at Hardly Strictly?
Everyone who heard about the bike situation last weekend at Hardy Strictly Bluegrass had the same thought: "what went wrong?" What was supposed to be an upgrade in bike parking turned into a repeat of last year's deficit: With bike racks overwhelmed early in the festival, concertgoers were ... More >>
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December 7, 2009
Dinner with David Chiu Auctioned for $500. Batch of S'mores: $800.
What might a developer, city contractor, union leader, or other person with a financial stake in the decisions of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors pay for a one-on-one night on the town with the president of the board? It can cost millions to go through the political hoops necessary to get a b ... More >>
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October 22, 2003
This Week's Day-by-Day Picks
What might a developer, city contractor, union leader, or other person with a financial stake in the decisions of the San Francisco Board of Supervisors pay for a one-on-one night on the town with the president of the board? It can cost millions to go through the political hoops necessary to get a b ... More >>

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Randolph Ang, S.F. Cyclist Who Killed Pedestrian, Should Get Jail Time

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San Francycle: Will the New Bike Regime Get Critical Mass Under Control?

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Open Bike

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San Francycle: Ed Lee and Bikes from the Bay to the Beach

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San Francycle: The Bike Coalition's Big Plans for 2011

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San Francycle: Local Gems at SF Bike Expo

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San Francycle: What Went Wrong With Bike Parking at Hardly Strictly?

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Dinner with David Chiu Auctioned for $500. Batch of S'mores: $800.

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