A long time ago (spring 2008) in a place far, far away (West Seattle), a bicycle shop owner named Aaron Goss launched a weekly event called Ride to the Nines, which later became known as the Dress Up ...

For those of us who have outgrown normal human dimensions, life can be a comedic challenge. Pants become shorts. Doorways become an ever-present game of limbo. And bicycles never quite fit. Their ...

Building and riding tall bikes is more than just a hobby for 39-year-old Billy Squire of Cloverdale. It’s a family tradition that continues his father’s legacy. “I currently have about 110 bikes in ...

As brands abandon women-specific bikes, Rosael Torres-Davis examines whether unisex design reflects progress – or leaves women short-changed and ill-fitted ...