Vision Zero Reimagined and Bike Film Fest in NYC, & an 80 year old’s Etrike ride from Petaluma to San Diego 26/39

Taylor on how Brandon McNulty, super domestique, won the 2026 World Road Race Championships in Montreal to become the first American man to win the elite men’s road race world title in 33 years.

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Interviews from the Bicycle Film Festival Before Party at King Kog bike shop in Brooklyn. With-

Isaac Andersen, Utility Cyclist, on how that’s ‘weird’ for an American.

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Ralph Papillon, director of “Dawn Patrol,” a film exploring how cycling fosters friendship, confidence, and inclusivity for women and non-binary riders. 

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Steve Vaccaro, NYC bike lawyer, on Mamdani’s proposed 15mph limit on Central Park bikers.

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And an interview with Bicycle Film Festival Director Brendt Barbur on keeping the BFF going since 2001.

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80 year-old Bob Tuttle talks to Taylor about riding an E-tricycle from Petaluma, California to San Diego, a distance of about 900 miles, in 2 weeks. 

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News: 

Turin, Italy cyclists protest driver murders. 

Cyclists install their own bike lane at a Boston intersection where a cyclist was killed.

Toronto’s Critical Mass protests the Ford administration’s impending removal of the city’s biggest bike lanes.

More than 1,000 cyclists ride from Koreatown to downtown LA in protest against traffic violence.

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NYC’s Vision Zero Reimagined plan, E-bike hearings, and Park Avenue redesign interpreted by Micromobility NYC organizer Miser, in conversation with Nick.

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