Cycling

History Happy Hour: Vintage Bicycling

Lance Armstrong blasts Clark Griffith, attorney and alleged perv who reviewed doping case

One of the three people responsible for deciding to charge seven-time Tour de France winner Lance Armstrong with blood doping violations happens to be Minneapolis attorney Clark Griffith.Griffith, 70, is the son of former Twins owner Calvin Griffith. This winter, Griffith resigned from his law schoo ... More >>

The City of Lakes Loppet

Nature Valley Grand Prix: St. Paul Downtown Criterium

Nature Valley Grand Prix: Cannon Falls

Nature Valley Grand Prix: Uptown Minneapolis Criterium

Nature Valley Grand Prix: Stillwater Criterium

Nature Valley Grand Prix: Menomonie Road Race

Minneapolis Bicycle Film Festival: Film Screenings

Nature Valley Grand Prix: St. Paul Riverfront Time Trial

The Basilica to bless bicycles on Sunday!

Want to get your bike past St. Peter? Then let a priest sprinkle it with holy water.

Edina Bike Parade

Reporter's Notebook: Top 15 Bike Safety Tips

Reporter's Notebook: Gene Oberpriller extended interview

The top 10 most dangerous bike intersections in Minneapolis

Is biking in Minneapolis becoming treacherous transit?

Hennepin and 1st Avenue: one-ways no more

10/6 Photos of the Day: Memorial bike ride

Ghost Bike memorial ride to remember recent bikers killed

Should lawmakers amend the Minnesota bicycle laws?

Critical Mass

The worst intersections in Minneapolis: Vol. 1

Bicycle Film Festival

Cycling history favors the ladies.

O sidewalk! My sidewalk!

Bicycle Master Plan Open House

Great River Energy Bicycle Festival: MN Fixed Gear Classic

More jive on the Critical Mass "rioters"

Vicious Cycle

Critical Mass chaos may be a preview of the Republican National Convention

Update on clash between police and Critical Mass bicyclists

MPLS police administer pepper spray, beat down cyclists in Loring Park

7/28 Morning Communiqué

One for the road

Spokes People

Cyclists angered by a Minneapolis plan to ban bikes from Nicollet Mall hope to convince the City Council that planners haven't really looked for other solutions.