About
| Vic Gedris | |
 |
Vic rides his bikes year-round, for transportation and for fun. He believes that most peoples' transportation needs can be met with bicycles, public transit, and a bit of creativity. Vic is much happier riding his bike into a headwind or through a snowstorm than sitting around in front of a TV. However, his Linux sysadmin work and hobbies keep him plunked down in front of a computer a little too much! |
| Margaret Hastings-James | |
 |
Large Marge was born in the 70's and has never had a drivers license. She made the switch from transit to cycle-commuting around the turn of the millennium. Since that time, she has volunteered with the Sierra Club's Car Free Day Campaign, The Metropass Affinity Plan (MAP), the Toronto Cycling Committee, Toronto Coalition for Active Transport (TCAT), Pedestrian Sunday Kensington, St Clair Right-of-way Initiative for Public Transit (SCRIPT), St. Clair Bicycle User Group (BUG), and has served 2 years on the Advisory Board of the Community Bicycle Network (CBN). LM enjoys fast rides and smooth talk. |
| Anthony Humphreys | |
 |
Anthony lives in Etobicoke with his wife and two kids and all are fitted for bikes. |
| Darren Jenkins | |
 |
Darren enjoys a long suburban commute through tree lined streets, and wonders why more people don't join him. Whenever the opportunity arises, he likes to push himself and his old bike to the limits. |
| Tanya Quinn | |
 |
Tanya aka Crazy Biker Chick takes the statement "You need a car for that" as a personal challenge. She can be found gleefully riding year-round everywhere around Toronto and beyond by bike, whether its with a cargo trailer hauling IKEA furniture, or a milk crate full of pansies. Cheap transport allows her to spend more time playing and less time working. |
| Martin Reis | |
 |
Martin Reis aka Tino is a life-long cyclist and visual artist. He enjoys bike touring with his partner Wendy and documenting bike culture in Toronto. You can catch up with Tino on the blog Bike Lane Diary. |
| Luke Siragusa | |
| Luke's our new blogger. His bio will be up soon. | |
| Herb van den Dool | |
 |
Herb bikes everywhere and loves coming up with ideas for how he can make cycling easier for himself and somehow this will help everyone else as well. |
Former bloggers
| Tammy Thorne | |
 |
Tammy has been commuting to work by bike and riding for pleasure in Toronto since 1991. She enjoys pestering City politicians to support cycling initiatives and long rides along the waterfront. Tammy is also the driving force behind dandyhorse magazine. |