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REVIEW - SINGULAR PEREGRINE: Singular claims that the classically inspired Peregrine is its most versatile frame. The bike can be your adventure tourer, your commuter, or even your fat-tire monster ‘cross.

REVIEW - RALEIGH ROPER: Raleigh’s designers created a bike that was supremely capable of daily commuting, gravel road adventures, and light-duty touring, offering features and components that balance performance, versatility, and durability.

REVIEW - MOTOBECANE FANTOM CROSS UNO: Depending on how you set it up, the UNO can be used as a full-fledged commuter, a singlespeed cyclocross racer, or urban fixie with all the hip stuff that goes along with it.

FIRST LOOK - VOLAGI VIAJE: Volagi captured everyone's attention with its first bike, a carbon fiber, disc brake road bike. Now it is readying a second, a steel adventure road bike that retains the brand's signature lines.

SPRING IS HERE - TIME FOR A BEER (RIDE): Brew-themed rides are a guaranteed good time and usually support a worthy cause. We're looking forward to Pittsburgh's own Pale Ale Keg Ride. Do you have a similar ride in your neck of the woods?

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League of American Bicyclists announces new Bicycle Friendly Communities While communities from California to Connecticut joined the ranks of BFCs, the Mountain West rose above the rest, including two new Gold Level BFCs in Durango, Colo., and Missoula, Mont.	Share your stories of the Urban Assault Ride and win prizes The New Belgium Urban Assault Ride is celebrating its 10th year, and anyone who has attended has made great friends and great memories over the years. Now you can share your story for a chance to win big prizes.
Readers Write: The Bay Bike Project From time to time we get submissions from readers with their cycling-related stories. Today, we have the story of the Bay Bike Project, a community outreach program in Mississippi.	People For Bikes pledge hits half a million signatures Bikes Belong reported they officially hit the halfway mark to one million this past weekend at Bike Expo New York.
NAHBS 2012 - An interview with Ira Ryan At the 2012 North American Handmade Bicycle Show, we ask the builders to join us in our photo studio to chat about their beautiful creations. In this episode, we interview Ira Ryan of Ira Ryan Cycles.	Today is National Bike to School Day Schools, cities, bicycle groups, public health organizations and parents alike are organizing bike rides and bike trains to school to highlight and celebrate the benefits of choosing student-powered transportation to school.
Review: Singular Peregrine Singular claims that the classically inspired Peregrine is its most versatile frame. The bike can be your adventure tourer, your commuter, or even your fat-tire monster ‘cross.	NAHBS 2012 - An interview with Don Walker At the 2012 North American Handmade Bicycle Show, we ask the builders to join us in our photo studio to chat about their beautiful creations. In this episode, we interview show founder Don Walker of Don Walker Cycles.

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