Dutch Business Undergrads on Bikes
Undergraduates of the Rotterdam Business School come to LA for their field report, “The promotion of cycling in Global Urban Areas.”
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Undergraduates of the Rotterdam Business School come to LA for their field report, “The promotion of cycling in Global Urban Areas.”

With Jennifer Gill and Nathan Lucero of the LA Bicycle Advisory Committee.

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Edin, leader of the Chief Lunes Riders, on the memorial ride paying respects for Woon (Fred Frazier) who was one of their weekly riders. He was a victim of a hit and run in South LA on Tuesday, April 10. This incident got a lot of attention, not least because another rider was run over by a road raging driver at the vigil for Frederick.


This question is taken on by Don Ward, Midnight Ridazz/ Wolfpack Hustle founder, and Charlie Gandy, Bikes Belong founder/ former Long Beach Bicycle Czar
LA bicycle scene OG, bike kitchen “cook,” pro arborist, and team Amigos del Bosque rider Oscar Sanchez on a variety of topics, like when LA’s critical mass was just 13 people, packing for a bike tour, and how to climb trees. Oscar is raising $ for the Britton Fund Ride to promote tree health.

Bryan Hance, Bike Index founder, talks about his nonprofit, which registers and helps finds stolen bikes using social media. With BikinginLA blogger Ted Rogers, and Carlos Morales of Stan’s Bike Shop and the East Side Bike Club.

Youth Services Coordinator DJ Fish talks about Blackstone Bicycle Works’ innovative program for youth on Chicago’s South Side; kids can earn currency for farmer’s market goods and bike parts. Also, a martial arts-inspired colored apron system which signifies levels of proficiency, college counseling, racing, and disproportionate ticketing of cyclists on North and South sides of Chicago.

Alexander Totz, LACBC’s Bicycle Ambassador to Hollywood, brings a warning. The president of the Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council, Anastasia Mann, has said that the Los Angeles Department of City Planning’s new community plan for Hollywood will bring the city “to a complete stop.” The plan calls for studying whether to put dedicated lanes for bikes and buses on most main streets in the neighborhood. She wants the neighborhood council to send a letter challenging the plan. Totz calls for advocates and activists to show up to the next Hollywood Hills West Neighborhood Council (HHWNC)’s meeting, 6-9 pm and vote on its draft response to the updated Hollywood Community Plan (HCP2) on February 21st.

In our first live streaming show at kpfk, Carlos Morales of Stan’s Bike Shop and East Side Bike Club talks about the Club’s 10 year anniversary, the new cycling documentary MAMIL (Middle Aged Men in Lycra), the unprecedented amount of bike theft at Metro stations, and doing business next to the Metro Gold Line station

Aaron Salinger and Jimmy Lizama, bicycle activists from Los Angeles, talk in spanish to Jenny Zapata and Alejandra Leal, bicycle activists from Mexico City.
