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10/09/2026

Can you believe it's October already? 🤯

Yet, our cycling community shows no signs of slowing down. The last months of the year are still fully packed with exciting rides and events that you shouldn't miss.

A few coming up this November:
Nov 2 | Fat Cake Club WTFNB + Allies Ride ☕🥐
Nov 7 | Supermarket Street Sweep 🌮
Nov 7 | Alto Velo Saturday Rides ☕🥐

Don't forget to keep an eye out for the Bicycle Law crew! We'll be out supporting many of these events, and we'd love to see you there (coffee and pastries are on us if you join one of our sponsored coffee rides).

☕🥐= Coffee and pastries on us!

Check out the latest edition of Rolling Resistance for a full list of rides, events, and goings-on. Link in the comments.

📸 Daylen Yang

10/08/2026

What should you do after a bicycle crash? 🤔

First, take care of yourself. Then, document what happened, gather information from the driver and witnesses, and be careful about what you say or post afterward. Most importantly, get medical attention and consider speaking with a bicycle crash attorney before dealing with an insurance company.

Check out our related guide for a detailed guide on what you should do if you ever get involved in a bicycle crash. Link is in the comments.

10/07/2026

A bicycle accident can cause serious eye injuries in an instant. A hard impact with the pavement, a vehicle, your handlebars, or even road debris can cause anything from a scratched cornea to an orbital fracture or retinal detachment. And some serious eye injuries may not be immediately obvious after a crash.

The effects can progress far beyond the initial injury. Vision loss can affect your ability to work, drive, navigate everyday life, and maintain your independence.

Take a closer look at the potential long-term effects of eye injuries and how Bicycle Law can help you recover the compensation you deserve in our related article—link in the comments.

📷 halfpoint via Canva

10/06/2026

Have a question about a bike crash? You should not have to explain cycling to your lawyer before you can get answers.

When you contact Bicycle Law, you can speak with an experienced bike attorney who understands the realities of riding and the legal issues that can follow a crash. If an attorney is not immediately available, we’ll find a time to connect that works for you.

Got questions? Talk to a bike lawyer who speaks your language. Save our number: (866) 835-6529 or our email: [email protected]

10/02/2026

For Miles Cooper, some of his favorite bike adventures have started long before he ever clipped into his pedals. They started on a train. 🚴

In our latest newsletter, Miles takes us aboard Caltrain and Amtrak to explore what happens when bikes and trains come together. Along the way, he reflects on fully assembled bikes riding in luggage cars, sleeper trains crossing the country, unexpected conversations with fellow cyclists, and the strange little moments that make a journey memorable.

Because the real magic of bike-and-rail travel may not be getting from Point A to Point B, but the people you meet along the way.

Read the full story in the latest issue of our newsletter, Rolling Resistance. Link is in the comments.

10/01/2026

Are you an attorney handling a bicycle crash case that involves complicated liability and serious injuries? Do you have any questions specific to cycling?

Bicycle Law works with fellow attorneys on bicycle injury cases where focused, niche knowledge can make a difference. We can collaborate on the unique challenges these cases present while working alongside you to help build a strong case for your client.

Whether you need another perspective on liability, help evaluating the value of a claim, or bicycle-specific insight, we’re always open to working with fellow attorneys.

Have a bicycle injury case you’d like to discuss? Contact us at (866) 835-6529 or [email protected] to schedule a consultation.

📷 Rachel Fenn

09/30/2026

On October 3, Bicycle Law will join Rapha San Francisco for One More City, a 100-mile ride through Marshall, Tomales Bay, and Point Reyes to support research into metastatic breast cancer.

We’re proud to be part of a cycling community that shows up for more than the ride itself. One More City brings cyclists together to raise funds for research that could help change the future for people living with secondary breast cancer.

And yes, there’s plenty of riding to look forward to also. 🚲

Whether you’re ready for the full 100 miles or want to come out and be part of the day, we’d love to see you there.

Come ride, support the cause, and come see us at the ride! Register at the link in the comments.

📷 Rapha

09/29/2026

Sometimes the best part of a bike ride is getting there. Put a bike on a train, and suddenly your usual riding radius gets a whole lot bigger. You can skip the long drive, avoid worrying about parking, and step off the train ready to ride somewhere new.

But there’s another benefit that is harder to put on a route map: the people you meet along the way. Rail travel has a funny way of bringing cyclists together. Commuters, weekend riders, endurance junkies, and adventurers can all end up sharing the same space, swapping stories about where they’re headed and where they’ve already been.

And with more rail options available to cyclists than you might realize, there are plenty of adventures to plan. Not sure which routes can accommodate bikes? We found two resources worth bookmarking. Links are in the comments.

Then, check back Friday for a snippet from our newsletter, where Miles shares his own take on why bikes and trains go so well together!

09/25/2026

An e-bike that’s legal to ride on one road, bike lane, or trail may not be legal everywhere you ride. That distinction can become especially important after a crash.

If you’re an injured e-bike rider, an insurance company may look closely at your bike’s classification, where you were riding, and whether your e-bike complied with applicable laws. Claims involving modified or unlawfully operated e-bikes can become even more complicated.

So, what makes an e-bike street legal in California? And where can different classes of e-bikes actually be ridden? Read our related guide to learn more. Link in comments.

09/24/2026

The Supermarket Street Sweep Bicycle Race is coming back to San Francisco on November 7, and registration is now open!

Since 2005, cyclists from across the Bay Area have come together to race around the city, shop at local supermarkets, and bring food back to the SF-Marin Food Bank. What started as a group of friends putting a Bay Area spin on the Cranksgiving tradition has become an annual celebration of bikes, community, and giving back.

Whether you’re racing for the podium, joining the e-bike or cargo categories, competing with your team, or simply looking for a fun way to give back, there’s a place for you.

November 7. San Francisco. Start getting your crew together. Register at the link in the comments. 🚴‍♀️

📷 Supermarket Street Sweep

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