BikeMN

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Hey! We're The Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota, a 501c3 working on making Minnesota a place where every person everywhere can easily walk, bike, and roll. All Ages, All Abilities. Learn more at BikeMN.org

Somewhere on a Minnesota trail this weekend, a very serious rider in full kit on a carbon road bike got passed by someone on an e-bike and muttered the familiar line: e-bikes are cheating. We agree. All bikes are cheating. Literally every single one. Read more ⤵️⤵️⤵️ www.bikemn.org/all-bikes-ar...

All Bikes Are Cheating - Bicycle Alliance of Minnesota

E-bikes aren't cheating. All bikes are. And it's past time that the bike community recognizes the shared goals are accomplished together.

bikemn.org

The Statewide Bicycle System Plan is at a critical threshold! Let MnDOT know that YOU want a fairer share of funding to be prioritized towards upkeep, improvement, and expansion of bike infrastructure in Minnesota! talk.dot.state.mn.us/statewide-bi...

Public Comment

The draft Statewide Bicycle+ System Plan is now open for public comment. Minnesotans are invited to leave feedback on the draft plan through Friday, October 23rd, 2026.View the draft plan here before ...

talk.dot.state.mn.us

Cities should be paying people to bike. Cities should be buying people e-bikes. Cities should be rewarding people for convincing neighbors to ride bikes. Every trip by bike is a net financial gain socially. And it compounds, the more people who do it.

Autonomous vehicles are a direct threat to thousands of residents who drive to support their families. Use your voice and support protections of vulnerable communities from extractive billionaire tech corporations like Waymo. Make a plan to testify or send an email to decision-makers.

Workers Drive Minneapolis

Tell Mayor Jacob Frey and the Minneapolis City Council to Pass Workers Drive Minneapolis Ordinance Commercial autonomous vehicle (AV) companies are beginning to map and test in our city, with plans ...

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This is true in every city. If you want a hope of getting your bike back in the event it is stolen: 1. Take a photo of the id number (typically found on the underside of the bottom bracket) 2. Take a photo of yourself with the bike and the bike itself 3. Register it on BikeIndex.org

Alex Schieferdecker@alexschief.bsky.social · 2w ago

Appreciate this story from @wcconews.bsky.social about how the MPD Property and Evidence Dept. handles recovered bicycles. The one thing you can do (today!—don't wait!) to give yourself a bit of insurance against theft is to register your bike w/ serial number on BikeIndex.org youtu.be/-a5eAxlR6-w

We're One Month Out from the Twin Cities Bike Tour and those foliage maps are looking like we'll be at peak for the fall colors! Don't miss out on the biggest celebration of the best bike-metro in America! Register today at bikemn.org/tcbt

Photo of a family biking on a perfect fall day. 

Text reads: "One month out! Twin Cities Bike Tour. Register today! bikemn.org/tcbt"