Mindy Kuth’s Story

“Since moving to the Larchmere-Buckeye neighborhood in 2021, Mindy has embraced cycling as a way to connect with her community and navigate the city. Her decision to live in Larchmere-Buckeye was influenced by its accessibility to libraries, coffee shops, grocery stores, and the Doan Brook Gorge and Ambler Park, all within a short bike ride.…

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Alexander Holt’s Story

“My name is Alexander Holt. I grew up riding bikes around my hometown of Cuyahoga Falls, a suburb where I felt safe on most streets. While my friends and I avoided a few major roads, we otherwise enjoyed the freedom of biking everywhere throughout the city.  After I went to college and got a car…

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SEMINAR | League Cycling Seminar – 2025

Do you have a desire to make cycling safe and accessible for others?  Become a League Cycling Instructor with the League of American Bicyclists! League Cycling Instructors (LCI’s) are ambassadors for better biking through education. After earning certification through a 3-day, League Coach-led seminar, LCIs teach Smart Cycling classes to children as well as adults.…

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Alicia Cleveland’s Story

“My name is Alicia Cleveland and I am 31 years old. I’ve been riding a bike since I was a child for  fun and as something to use for transportation since I was a child and couldn’t drive. Then also like a means to explore, use different skill sets like cycling with no hands, for…

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Rob Holland’s Story

“Hi!  My name is Rob, I’m 56 and my wife Jessie and I live in the bicycle capital of Ohio, Lakewood.  We have two sons, James, in his second year at Miami of Ohio and Callum who is headed to Cleveland State in the fall. Here is my bicycling story: From the time I got…

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Emily Lindberg’s Story

“Currently, 50% of my household is unable to drive and the other 50% wishes we didn’t have to. This isn’t because we hate cars. It’s because we value breathing clean air, maintaining our healthy bodies, and not being burdened by excessive transportation costs. In 2005, my partner and I made the conscious decision to become a…

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Bishop Chui’s Public Transportation Story

“Since I’ve been back in Cleveland, I’ve been primarily using public transportation and walking and it’s gotten to a point recently where I feel like transportation is so bad (in Cleveland) that I feel like I need to purchase a car to live here or move somewhere else, that only makes sense. If I’m going…

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Sam Prewitt’s Story

“I’m Sam Prewitt, I work in multimedia, Urban One, as a director of digital partnerships and also an on-air personality on 93.1 WZAK.  My story with biking is pretty two-fold. I guess the first part of this story is biking is some of the earliest memories that I have with my father who’s no longer…

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Volunteer: NOACA Bike and Ped Counts

NOACA (Northeast Ohio Areawide Coordinating Agency) is seeking volunteers to assist with their biannual Bicycle and Pedestrian Count Program this September. Your help is vital in collecting data that supports the planning and development of safe and accessible transportation infrastructure across Northeast Ohio. Why Volunteer? By participating, you’ll be contributing to: Assessing Regional Activity: The…

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Deja Pearson’s Story

“My name is Deja Pearson and I’m from East Cleveland, Ohio. I work as the owner of a dog grooming salon in Shaker Heights, Ohio, where I also currently live cycling in 2023 as a means of transportation to and from work and I bought a trailer for my young son who was two at…

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Dani O’Sickey’s Story

“I was biking down Bridge on my way back from the east side late at night. About 2 blocks from my home, at 45th & Bridge, I heard a fast-approaching car behind me. I looked over my shoulder and saw a car flying through the 44th & Bridge intersection, taking a wide turn into the…

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Ride for Sylvia

Join family and friends of Sylvia Bingham for a memorial bike ride to honor her memory and promote safe streets. Sylvia Bingham was tragically killed while riding her bicycle to work on September 15th 2009. Cyclists will gather at 9:00am on Sunday, September 15th at the corner of W. 11th and Fairfield (at the Bike…

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