Michigan Bicyclist Mini: Volume 1, Issue 2
January 18, 2024In this issue: Introduction From Bikes to Kidneys: Tracy Besek’s Remarkable Generosity (Gina Apone) Asking for Protected Bike Lanes in Grand Rapids (Arielle Leipham Ellis) Doing the Most with Compost (Zoë Bakker) Exploring E-Bike & Trail Etiquette with TART Trails (Jonny Tornga, TART Trails Outreach Coordinator) Welcome to New LMB Lifetime Member Throwback Art –...
Read moreJoin the MI Healthy Climate Corps: Recruiting a Bikeable Communities Coordinator at LMB
December 27, 2023Are you or someone you know interested in supporting climate action and exploring a future in Michigan’s growing climate and energy economy? We are excited to announce that LMB has an open MI Healthy Climate (MHC) Corps position for 2024! As a member of the MHC Corps serving at LMB, you will learn about safe transportation...
Read moreVRU Bills in the News
December 19, 2023Thanks to MIRS for interviewing LMB staff for the following story, and for granting us permission to republish it here! Wheels Turn Again On Stiffer Penalties For Drivers Who Hit Bicyclists, Pedestrians By Samantha Shriber Original publication date: Dec. 15, 2023 The wheels are turning again on legislation to charge motorists with a $7,500, 15-year...
Read moreMichigan Bicyclist Mini: Volume 1, Issue 1
December 2, 2023In this issue: Introduction Coffee What? (Jacob Blumner) YES, Michigan has Lots of Good People! (Rich Dykstra) Warmers (David Zipf) Domino’s Giving Tuesday Donation to LMB (Megan Lentz) What We’re Thankful For… (LMB Staff) Welcome to the very first issue of Michigan Bicyclist Mini (MBM), your new go-to newsletter for shared information, stories,...
Read moreBent Rim Bugle: Issue 89
December 2, 2023In this issue: Introduction Fatbiking Silver Lake Sand Dunes (Scott Beal) Arkansas Invasive Stilt Grass (Julie Stachecki) Norte Youth Cycling Programming (Cody Sovis) What We’re Thankful For… (LMB Staff) Throwback to November 1987 Welcome to the re-introduction of the timeless Bent Rim Bugle (BRB), official newsletter of the Michigan Mountain Bike Alliance (MMBA)! Think shared...
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Announcing LMB’s 2024 Events
December 1, 2023MUP (Michigan Upper Peninsula) is July 5-12, 2024; Shoreline is August 3-10, 2024. Friends, The last handful of years has shown that life is different, as we’ve come through the pandemic. Costs of holding events have skyrocketed over the last few years. Volunteerism for events lasting longer than one day is at a low point....
Read moreBike Lights for Michigan Nights: Thank You, United Block Club Council!
November 18, 2023LMB’s partnership with OHSP has allowed us to provide almost 1000 front and rear bike light sets to recipients from Houghton to Detroit, Cheboygan to Kalamazoo, and everywhere in-between through our inaugural Bike Lights for Michigan Nights program. The United Block Club Council participated at the Midwest Joe Louis Greenway grand opening on Halloween...
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Sign on to our open letter to MDOT
November 16, 2023MDOT has fallen short of its own goals for safety in every year since 2012, and of full compliance with laws and policies that LMB advocated for, especially Complete Streets. Since 2009, more than 16% of deaths on Michigan roads have been people walking or biking. We need to hold MDOT accountable for safety, to...
Read moreBike Lights for Michigan Nights: Thank You, Norte!
November 15, 2023LMB’s partnership with OHSP has allowed us to provide almost 1000 front and rear bike light sets to recipients from Houghton to Detroit, Cheboygan to Kalamazoo, and everywhere in-between through our inaugural Bike Lights for Michigan Nights program. Our friends at Norte Youth Cycling were a huge help in getting some of these lights distributed....
Read moreWelcome, Anu!
November 3, 2023Welcome to Anu Jawanda, our new data analyst at LMB! Anu brings her passion for cycling, analytics and wellness to our team. She has a diverse background in health and wellness as a registered nurse (RN), yoga teacher (RYT-200), and plant-based health educator. Anu believes in the power of data to promote and support community...
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