Article by Oakland Local edi....
Last updated at Fri, 25 May at 10:24pm.

SF Police found and recovered 100 bikes--many missing one wheel--that were stashed away somewhere in Oakland--but most likely belong to SF-side folks--SFPD think the thieves trucked the bikes to the East Bay to hide them away.

Article by Ruth Miller.
Last updated at Fri, 11 May at 6:29am.

For the 19th year in a row, Oakland hit the streets and broke records on Bike to Work Day.

Oakland saw 6 percent more riders than last year, setting a new all-time record. At Broadway and 27th Street, which has seen major improvements with new bikeways and signage, the number of people riding by on bikes this Bike to Work Day increased 40 percent from last year.

Article by Gene Anderson.
Last updated at Thu, 19 Apr at 7:27am.

More and more people are getting into biking - for transportation, exercise or just to have fun.

Whether you're new to cycling in Oakland, or getting into biking to counter high gasoline prices or improve your health, here are some great resources to help make your riding safer and easier.

Blog entry by Susan Mernit.
Last updated at Fri, 13 Apr at 7:07am.

By Gene Anderson

Sometimes people ride for transportation. At times for exercise; and other times, it's just because it's fun.

Blog entry by Gene Anderson.
Last updated at Wed, 11 Apr at 1:54pm.

Lots of stuff going on in the coming weeks, with art, biking, walking, Earth Day and more. Let me know of any other interesting Oakland events in the comments.

Blog entry by Oakland Local edi....
Last updated at Fri, 17 Jun at 7:22am.

From our friends at Red Bike Green: 

Blog entry by Oakland Local edi....
Last updated at Fri, 13 May at 7:35am.

Did you bike to work? Our friend George did--and shot a whole day's worth of photos of him and his colleagues. Here's the photos--and some video.  Question--are they going to wait a whole year to do it again?

Blog entry by Susan Mernit.
Last updated at Thu, 12 May at 2:29am.

Are you a bike rider? 

If you're a regular Oakland Local reader, chances are you either ride your bike a lot or think you should (Amy Gahran and Kwan Booth fall into the first category; I cop to the second). But whether you're on two wheels or not, it is impossible to miss the joyful bike renaissance happening all over Oakland.