Time to join the fun encourage others to hop on a bike! May is National Bike Month, and this year, May 7 is National Ride a Bike Day.
Read MoreMay is New Hampshire Bike Month
Month: April 2023
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Read MoreWelcome New Board Members
Please join us in welcoming our two newest board members to the BWANH board. You can read more about them and their experience in their bios below.
Read MoreBWANH Spring Fling
Get your tickets while you can! Bike-Walk Alliance of NH is partnering with Granite State Wheelers & the New Hampshire Rail Trails Coalition to host a “Spring Fling!” social at Great North Aleworks in Manchester on Tuesday May 16th, 2023.
Read MoreRide of Silence – May 17, 2023: Littleton Bike and Fitness
Most of us know someone who has been hit by a car while riding their bikes, maybe even you, and tragically we all know someone or have heard about too many people killed while doing what they love – riding a bike on public roadways.
Read MoreBikes and Beers Ride 2023
The Bikes and Beers Ride is a cycling event that travels the country in order to promote cycling. The organizers believe in bicycling as a safe, comfortable, and smart choice for transportation and recreation.
Read MoreBike the North Country
Bike the North Country, through generous donations and a grant from the Tillotson Foundation, recently donated a fully equipped bike to the Bethlehem Police Department.
Read MoreNational Bike Summit Report
This year’s event educated and empowered NH bike/ped advocates and included meetings with Congressional staffers. During the last week of March, advocates from BWANH and other New Hampshire bike and trail organizations participated in the annual National Bike Summit hosted by the League of American Bicyclists.
Read MoreCommute Smart Challenge
May 1 thru 31, 2023 Join the CommuteSmart NH annual Spring challenge!
Read More“Electric motorcycles” on NH rail trails
Have you seen vehicles that look like motorcycles on rail trails? Not all, but many of these high-powered and fast “Out of Class Electric Vehicles” can go 50-60 MPH in seconds, have up to a 16 HP motor, no pedaling required, and have no state or local-level regulation or enforcement.
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