- Attacked: Cyclists in Minn., runner in Iowa
- Wis. bike advocates lobby for law, funds
- Minn. DOT seeks public's help with online bike map
- Hanging in the balance
- Weather, low turnout cancels two Wis. events
- Biking generates $364.8 million annually in Iowa
- Ill. bill would ban texting while biking
- Hull, Wis., could still close roads to bikes
- U.S. House committee votes to cut bike/ped funds
- Bike/ped projects save money, help towns
- Nonmotorized advocates busy in Ypsilanti, Mich.
- Wis. transportation policy needs an overhaul
- La Crosse Council favors bluffland park
- Lack of snow closes trails
- Bemidji, MN, tax raises $9.8 million for parks, trails
- Report: Biking spikes 52% in Twin Cities
- DOT says 'No' to bikes/peds on Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge
- Park or housing for La Crosse, Wis., bluffs?
- Huron-Manistee quiet areas may be nixed
- Driver jailed for hitting bike cops
- Birkie start may move south of Cable, Wis.
- Summerfest Rock 'N Sole leaves past behind
- NordicTrack inventor Ed Pauls dies at 80
- Minn. cycling fans get boost at summit
- Study: Biking could save $7 billion, 1,100 lives yearly
- Anti-bike amendment killed by U.S. Senate
- Tethered runners set record, help Jenny Crain
- Telemark Resort to host Paralympics World Cup events
- Bills would improve cycling in Wisconsin
- A death during & a birth after Chicago Marathon
- Badger State Games gets new owner
- Biking & phone use now barred in Chicago
- Wis. cyclists log more than 1 million miles
- Jury: Driver only partly to blame for cyclist's death
- Wis. firefighter bikes across U.S. for 9-11 victims
- Drugged driver gets 13 years for hitting runner
- Former Army captain wins Wis. Ironman on 9-11
- Judge: AT&T must build shorter tower near BWCA
- Mich. can't be sued over poor trail upkeep
- Chequamegon Fat Tire Fest sold to Life Time Fitness
- Badger State Games end after 25 years
- $2 million for biking restored in Wis. budget
- Mining operations encroach on BWCAW
- Devil's Lake 100-year event draws protest
- Two women paddling from Minn. to Hudson Bay
- Minn. bike trails, present & future
- Cyclists & runners cross Milwaukee's Hoan Bridge
- Cyclists injured by reckless motorists
- ATV'ers again target Vilas County, Wis.
- Yorkville Whitewater Park named after Cline
- Minn. lawmakers draft bicycling bills
- Chicago crash victims have support group
- Cedar Falls split over on-street biking
- Bike tax idea debated
- Twin Cities bike rental program renewed
- Telemark Resort deal back in limbo
- NPS should acquire land for Ice Age Trail
- New Madison mayor rethinks cycling advocacy
- Most injured kids lacked bike helmets
- Twin Cities to invest fed bike/ped funds
- Telemark deal will keep resort open
- Mich. Complete Streets named 'winning campaign'
- Chicago bike count study bolsters advocacy
- Birkie skier killed on Lake Superior
- Gov. Walker axes bike/ped funds from budget
- Grand Rapids MTB'ers aim to build '50 in 5'
- Ex-land trust head charged with theft
- Book traces history of Elroy-Sparta Trail
- Cycling safety in numbers in Minneapolis
- Bike sharing coming to Madison, maybe Milwaukee
- Wis. State Trails Council seeks new members
- No money for Mich. trail grooming
- Minn. ATV'ers want grid of trails
- Mich. Bike Summit, March 25-26
- Illinois cyclist killed in collision with truck
- Comment on quiet areas for Huron-Manistee Forests
- Closed landfills could host trails
- Birkie veteran/IAT fan dies
- ATV critic has run-in with ATV'ers on Ice Age Trail
- U.P. skiing maven reaches the South Pole
- Still no money behind talk of a Telemark Resort revival
- Minnesota named 'Best Trails State'
- Mich. has most Complete Streets policies in U.S.
- Land buy to expand trails SW of Twin Cities
- IAT builder Propp named 'Best Trail Worker'
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