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Riding 100 miles per day for 24 days along the Great Divide will test any cyclist.
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The Route of the Badger and the possible 30th Street Industrial Corridor trail are of particular interest.
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Advisory bike lanes, or Edge Lane Roads, have made their way to the Milwaukee region.
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Several streets are being improved, but others have numerous potholes.
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Expect to see more traffic cones and orange barrels as the construction season is underway. Hear how the city is kicking off a series of reconstruction projects.
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Bicycling advocates are hoping to see a big financial boost for recreational trail development in Wisconsin. But first, Republican state lawmakers have to go along with a budget plan from Democratic Gov. Tony Evers.
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The Milwaukee leaders, Mayor Cavalier Johnson and County Executive David Crowley, pedal on the Mayor's Ride during Bike Week.
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Wisconsin Bike Fed Executive Director Kirsten Finn and Assistant Director Jake Newborn join Lake Effect to talk about biking anxiety and the work they're doing for more bike- and pedestrian-friendly neighborhoods.
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UW-La Crosse history professor James Longhurst is the author of Bike Battles, which looks at the history of biking culture and infrastructure and how it impacts what we see in cities today.
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A recently completed reconstruction of a Milwaukee-area street not only aims to help encourage walking or commuting to one of the largest local employers, it may also be a role model for other street projects.