Bikes

Early in the COVID-19 pandemic, bike riding took off all over the country as people looked for ways to get outside and exercise. A new report reveals that the biking boom is still growing in many cities, including parts of the Mountain West.

Getting a flat tire on your bike from a goathead is a summer time rite of passage in Idaho. These spikey plants are public enemy number one for many outdoor enthusiasts, which is why Jimmy Hallyburton, Founder of the Boise Bicycle Project, came up with the idea of the Boise Goathead Festival.

Thousands of bikers and spectators will be in downtown Boise this weekend for the 36th annual Twilight Criterium.

The map includes bike lanes, topography, hazards, and trip recommendations.

Idaho was the first state to allow cyclists to yield at stop signs, citing safety and efficiency. But when did it come about?

The Nampa Bicycle Project is located in a Nampa school district warehouse downtown, but has to find a new home by December because the district is expanding the space.

The Goathead Fest is back in Boise for its fifth year in a row.

Ten new locations across the U.S. may be getting a long-distance road, gravel, or mountain biking trail thanks to proposed federal legislation. A bipartisan bill that would create the trails recently passed the House of Representatives and is headed to the Senate. It’s called the Biking on Long-Distance Trails, or BOLT, Act.

Local 'All Things Considered' host Troy Oppie test-rode a new Vall-ebike powered bicycle Friday, and shares his experience and program details.

Following approximately seven months of planning, feedback and surveys, planners recommended eliminating one lane of traffic and one side of parking on 8th street in Boise's North End, creating two protected bike lanes sandwiching a single northbound traffic lane and parking.