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Is There Such a Thing as NYC Bike Culture?

Michael Auerbach, 10 May 2010, StreetsBlog
Last Thursday night's Bike Culture Summit, hosted by Transportation Alternatives, convened a panel of cycling luminaries to help "define what it means to be an urban cyclist." On hand were David Herlihy, historian of cycling and author of Bicycle; Caroline Samponaro, director of bicycle advocacy for Transportation Alternatives; and Eben Weiss, a.k.a the Bike Snob,
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