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There’s a new kid on the block in the Dallas bike scene. Head on over to http://bikefriendlykh.wordpress.com/ and say “hi” to Bike Friendly Knox-Henderson. 

Their charge is to: “…improve cycling infrastructure in Uptown and East Dallas.” I’m excited to see these guys on the scene cuz, after all, this is my hood.

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This weekend, January 9th 2P.M. is the Dallas Winter Polo Invitational at JW Ray Park, hosted by Dallas Bicycle Polo. It’s a $20.00 per-team entry fee, teams of three, and there will be CASH PRIZES.

Should be some exciting matches! There will be teams from all over Texas, Louisiana, Oklahoma, New Mexico and more so check out the scene. More info can be found at leagueofbikepolo.com.

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The Dallas Observer put together a great article on the issues facing Dallas’ cycling community. Not only do they do a good job of talking towards the future of cycling in Dallas, but a nice job of explaining how Dallas arrived where it is today.

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Along with a video interview of Danish planner, Jan Gehl, Bike Friendly Oak Cliff has a nice point of view on bicycle infrastructure and shared streets:

“This is a major point we stress at BFOC when discussing bicycle lane and boulevard development. It’s not merely a way to allow cyclists safe space to ride, but the implementation changes the overall psychology of a street, making it notably focused on people. It’s one tool of many that cities experiencing major revitalization and redevelopment have used with great success (ie. Portland, Austin, Boulder).” -BFOC

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Dallas photo by: Urban Fabric

I’ve posted a found version of Dallas’ bicycle helmet law to my personal site. Find the original page here.

Considering the city of Dallas has stated that they will once again begin enforcing it’s silly/heavy-handed law I thought it was time to talk about what we as citizens can do to fight back. Read more after the jump.

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