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For anyone who knew Paul Hughes or is interested in showing support after this loss to Bloomfield and the cycling community I've added t...

Cycling and Hartford: Coda So where do we go from here? I don't know, because the big picture looks (note "looks" in ita...

Cadenza/coda to come tomorrow. Cycling and Hartford: Pt. IV: Build it and they will come? But they don't have to, of course....

More from Dario: For the love of the bicycle But before I explain what I mean by "And it gets worse", let's double bac...

Dario continues: Cycling and Hartford: Pt. II: Col. Pope and the Paradox of Progress Hartford. 1895. Albert Augustus Pope, a Civil Wa...

In a departure from the junk I usually write about cold feet, some slight by a faceless driver or comparisons of eggs and pedals we wil...

A guest post from Dario about the D2R2, because I wasn't there to see how it was: The ride couldn't have begun better. Sandy Whi...

Dario took the bait and here is the responding guest post.  Let's roll this idea around a bit more. *********************************...

Dario joins us again with a guest post! I read a book recently that I think might be of interest to some of our Beat Bike Blog reader...

Dario sends this along to be posted: Dear Tony, Thank you for posting my response to the NPR segment dealing with bicycle cultur...

Editor's note: Here's part two of Tony's trip to CT. He joined us for The Eel on Saturday and it was nice to meet him. Since I c...

Dear reader, we're mixing things up with a guest post from a fellow named Tony Cherolis, who has returned to the Hartford area from Cham...