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The Resources page contains biking articles from around the world. These articles are updated frequently, and this section will provide you with resources on all things bike and transportation. Want to watch a video on commuters in Holland or know about Philadelphia’s latest bike plan for the future; this is the place to find the information.

If you wish to become a bike explorer check out the Bike Map section in Resources.  The maps may not get you across the Atlantic but hopefully they can give you the best route to take in Philadelphia. The maps are as up to date as possible to provide you with accurate information.

Latest Resources

Check Out Philly's Bike Network Map of the Future!

Submitted by tbrode on Mon, 11/29/2010 - 2:35pm
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On Tuesday the Planning Commission adopted the Philadelphia Pedestrian and Bicycle Plan. While there are a lot of elements of this plan to get excited about, the proposed bike-lane network, pictured above (click to enlarge), is pretty fabulous on its own. According to the plan: "Early Actions for the bicycle network include the Spruce/Pine bike lane conversion project and the recent installation of bike lanes on Berks Street: these are included in the Phase 1 map. The Phase 1 proposal also includes...

Bike Trailer Closed for 11/24/2010

Submitted by tbrode on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 4:02pm
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Bike Temple Community,

Just wanted to let everyone know that the Bike Trailer will be closed on November 24, 2010 and will be back in business come next Tuesday as usual. Spread the word to your friends and have a great holiday!

Regards,

New York bike share in the works

Submitted by tbrode on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 3:05pm
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New York City just took the first steps to creating an official, city-wide bike-share network. The program would likely be the country's largest, and, according to city officials, should turn a profit.

"Way Back Home"

Submitted by tbrode on Tue, 11/23/2010 - 2:47pm
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Danny Macaskill is quite the accomplished rider. Check out the video below to see his skill set in action. Regardless of his moves the video itself is well shot and put together. I can say ill never accomplish a front flip on a moutain bike.

By Timothy Broderick,

New York Expansion of Bike Lanes Brings Backlash

Submitted by wandac on Mon, 11/22/2010 - 12:30pm
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More Bike Lanes in NYC leads to more protests.  See http://www.nytimes.com/2010/11/23/nyregion/23bicycle.html   for more of story.

Third Annual Tweed Ride!

Submitted by tbrode on Thu, 11/18/2010 - 2:25pm
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On Saturday November 13, 2010 the Third Annual Tweed Ride took place and it looked like a great time. Check out the review and pictures of the event over at there home page.

By Tim Broderick, November 18, 2010

Halloween Bike Ride VIDEO!

Submitted by tbrode on Wed, 11/17/2010 - 3:41pm
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Big thanks to everyone who helped out with the Halloween Ride! Overall the trip was a huge success. The video features all participants riding from the Bell Tower on Main Campus out to the Laurel Hill Cemetery. Look closely and you might see yourself. I hope to see everyone at our next group ride.

By Tim Broderick, Bike Temple

Special Thanks to Stupid Easy and Dan King helping shoot and produce the video.

BikeTemple's: Bike to Breakfast!

Submitted by tbrode on Mon, 11/15/2010 - 4:47pm
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On Wednesday November 17, 2010 BikeTemple will be hosting another Bike to Breakfast. This time there will be a twist. Any rider who brings a buddy along for their morning commute will receive a BikeTemple T Shirt for themselves and their bike buddy.

BikeTemple: Philly Bike Expo

Submitted by tbrode on Mon, 11/15/2010 - 4:44pm
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The first ever Philadelphia Bike Expo held the weekend of October 30th and 31st was small and yet an exciting display of all things cycling. From the classic Fabric Horse located in Northern liberties to custom bikes from across the country. The setting of the expo was fantastic. The Philadelphia Armory is an amazing structure that is worth visiting regardless of the bike expo.

Los Angeles on $100 a Day

Submitted by tbrode on Mon, 11/15/2010 - 3:50pm
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WHEN I told people I was visiting Los Angeles for a week without setting foot in a car, one word came up more than any other: “impossible.”