Cycling

In 2016, the first ever Cycling Without Age chapter in the U.S. formed in Oshkosh. And now, with more than 100 chapters statewide, Wisconsin has more than any other state.

If you hear gears shifting and bicycle tires bouncing over branches, you’re probably in Cable, Wisconsin this weekend.

The ongoing 2024 Kwik Trip Tour of America’s Dairyland cycling series holds 11 races across Wisconsin. Two competitors from Milwaukee tell us how they’re faring and what it takes to be a professional in the sport.

Under this year’s theme, “Bikes Mean Business,” special events running June 1-9 highlight the economic impacts of cycling throughout the state.

On “The Larry Meiller Show,” Tracy and Peter Flucke talked about what they’ve learned — about nature, transportation and their marriage — throughout their tandem-bike-riding adventures.

After reaching a five-year-high in 2022, pedestrian deaths declined by 18 percent last year, according to preliminary data released by the Wisconsin Department of Transportation. David Pabst, director of DOT’s […]

Wisconsin Democrats are proposing a package of bills aimed at addressing climate change, but the plans don’t have buy-in from Republicans who run the state Legislature. The 20 bills focus […]

Milwaukee officials are hopeful more protected bike lines across the city will make the streets safer and lead to fewer bicycle deaths and injuries. In Milwaukee County, there were seven […]

Wisconsin could have stricter laws against public indecency if two Republican bills that received a hearing Thursday become law. The bills stem from concerns about a child’s participation in Madison’s […]

For more than 130 years, the Schwinn name has been synonymous with bicycles. This is still true almost 30 years after bankruptcy ended the Schwinn family’s ownership of the brand. […]