Bike + Run
A user's guide to breaking a sweat in Los Angeles
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Get Rolling
Crisscross 1,000-year-old trails carved out by the Chumash tribe
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Cliff-top aeries instill a coastal attitude
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A cold war relic guides you to a secluded valley
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No need to worry about bad drivers on these four bike-friendly routes
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- What to Know
Los Angeles has up to 250 active bike cops, with 1,500 more officers certified by the LAPD. Sergeant David Krummer is the acting liaison to the cycling community
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We read the fine print so you don't have to
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Dan Dabek, executive director of the Los Angeles bicycle education group C.I.C.L.E. (Cyclists Inciting Change thru Live Exchange), offers some advice for safe biking in the city
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An expert explains why L.A.’s air quality shouldn't spoil your workout
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Biking to work fattens your wallet and slims you down. It’s also easier than you think
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Every morning of the week, in every part of the city, organized groups of road cyclists roll out in brightly colored convoys. From the Filipino-flavored Adobo Velo to the gay-friendly Different Spokes, there’s a club for all styles and skill levels
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- What to Buy
The Trek Soho Deluxe isn't your average two-wheeler
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Underfoot, on a wrist, or beneath a weary hamstring, sometimes a nifty gadget lends support
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- Plus
Hitting the trail with yesteryear's celebrity cyclists
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Tips to make your child's first ride stress-free
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Get Running
Get off the couch
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Get some shoes
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Get some support
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Get on track
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Get down, dawg
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Get ready to race
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