Check out our latest Super Commuter Ray Scheinfeld from Philadelphia. With over 40 years of bicycle commuting under his belt, Ray has mentored many new commuters as well as been involved in advocacy and helping create bicycle infrastructure at the Philadelphia airports where he works. Read More
Ron Lessard is a consummate bike commuter. He started riding to save money but his pedaling quickly turned into a passion, if not obsession. He came to Princeton, NJ in a car but for more than two decades he has been enjoying life in town by bike. Read More...
The mailman always say, "I wasn't sure if you guys were open today. There weren't any cars in the parking lot." I'm surprised he's not used to it after all these years. Read More...
It may come as a surprise to many, but the third largest city in the U.S., Chicago, has an incredible bike infrastructure. Our spring Super Commuter, David Pulsipher, gushes that he loves the “City of Big Shoulders” for its world class stature but livable nature. “Nothing feels too big, too far, too busy or hectic,” […] Read More...
If you were asked to name a major event of 1997, you might recall that Bill Clinton began his 2nd term as president or that the Green Bay Packers won Superbowl XXXII; you might reminisce that Beanie Babies were booming in popularity or NASA’s Pathfinder landed on Mars. If you asked SUPERCOMMUTER Steve Hulme what […] Read More...
Each quarter Planet Bike likes to honor what we refer to as the silent hero, aka the SUPERCOMMUTER. This person rides through every season, in all weather, day Read More...
