Here I am again, showing you another real ride in Reggio Emilia. It was in August, but have not managed … Continue reading Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 4: another ‘real ride’
Inspired as ever by the great Bicycle Dutch blog, and in particular the posts describing ‘real rides’ to various places, … Continue reading Cycling cities – The Reggio Emilia way – Part 3: a ‘real ride’
[a short story…qui la versione in italiano] I talked to an old man once, in the streets of my city … Continue reading L’e’ po’ na bicicleta! (well, that’s just a bicycle, after all!)
[una piccola storia, here is the English version] Parlai con un signore anziano un giorno, nelle strade del centro della … Continue reading L’é po’ na bicicleta!
[English version here] Ogni anno a Natale, quando sono di ritorno in Italia, mi ritrovo con i miei vecchi amici … Continue reading Vecchi telai, parafanghi bianchi e tasse: una collezione di biciclette
[questo post ha anche una versione in italiano] Every year at Christmas, when back home in Italy, I gather with … Continue reading Vintage frames, white mudguards and taxes: a bicycle collection
In my previous post about Reggio Emilia I described what cycling is about in the historical city centre ‘Centro Storico’. … Continue reading Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 2a: Le Piste Ciclabili
“Bici e resistenza” (Bicycle and Resistence) says the writing on the graffiti above, painted on the old kiosk of Piero, … Continue reading Cycling Cities: The Reggio Emilia Way – Part 1: Il Centro Storico
When things on the streets of the UK seem to be a bit tense, I hope to cheer everyone up … Continue reading Biciclette al mare/Bicycles by the sea
Those of you who read my first post will know that my decision to buy a two-wheel cargo bike, rather … Continue reading Bakfiets can have three wheels, and some tips about (cargo) cycling with children in the Netherlands
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