If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed.I can hardly believe we made it to today. The day that seemed like it would never come.
Today at the Good project we are finally opening our doors to start selling houses! We have all the paperwork in order and can finally sell [...]

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You may have heard that we are throwing a little bike party next weekend and I was wondering if I might ask a favor of  you…we want to get the word out about this thing so that everyone who has a bike that needs fixing can come by and get a free tune up.
So if [...]

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I first have to apologize for the lame blogging here lately. I once got a critisism from this guy that our Blog was a “cat blog”. Meaning that we were only blogging about ourselves (Like someone who writes only about their cat and its boring to read) and not enough about other things. Ouch… Well [...]

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Last week we had a meeting over at the Good project with the staff from West Sacramento Planning and building departments. They wanted to come see the finished product after working with us for the last two and a half years to make this project happen.  We we supposed to meet at 3:30 but at [...]

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I was excited to read in Inside the City that Sacramento is taking it’s first step toward bike stations that I see popping up worldwide - it’s called Bikes and Bites! People can rent bikes by the Sheraton for the next few months and cruise around midtown to find food and beverages.  Sounds like it [...]

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The coolest program a city could sponsor is not quite here in Sacramento yet, but Washington D.C. is a heck of a lot closer than Paris.
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I know many of you have heard of this already. I think it has been almost a year and a half since it was first launched but I just ran into this project again and it still amazes me. The fact that Paris set out to place over 20,000 bikes on their [...]

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I saw this here and just had to go to the site to check it out. Granted, the Go-One isn’t the bike for the hardcore bike enthusiast but I think it hits a solid niche, filling some needs that traditional bikes don’t.
It sports some cool features. Namely, the option to plug in for when [...]

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Check this out. The site is in French with a few other languages, but here is the idea:
Holland’s penchant for public pedaling is nothing new, but French firm JCDeaux’s new public bike-sharing system looks to rival even the Dutch model. Already a hit in Spain, Austria, and Belgium, Cyclocity members need only pay their minimal [...]

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Sometimes I feel like such an oddball biking to work and not going on Costco runs like my neighbors. I wonder if my fellow Americans (and neighbors) will ever change their ways to meet the crisis of the day.

It was encouraging yesterday to read this article in Sierra Magazine about the effort during WWII. [...]

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