A Bicycle Built for All
Note: Many other pieces with bicycling content, including Komanoff's two declarations analyzing and condemning NYC's suppression of Critical Mass rides (2004), are collected on the next Web page (Cars I - Who Owns The Streets?).
In Defense of Ghost Bikes, Jan. 2007
Letter to New Yorker Magazine, Nov. 2006.
Komanoff talk, "The Need for More Cyclists", 2005.
Komanoff op-ed, "City riding hard on cyclers' freedom", 2005.
Komanoff op-ed, "Cops should ease up on the bike rides", 2004.
Komanoff chapter, "Bicycling," in Encyclopedia of Energy (Elsevier) (PDF), 2004.
The Bicycle Blueprint -- A Plan to Bring the Bicycle into the Mainstream in New York City, 1993.
Pucher-Komanoff 1999 journal
article, "Bicycling Renaissance in North America?"
Komanoff 2001 op-ed, "Yield to Bicycles"
Komanoff 1999 essay, "Avenues for Activism: A Talk at the Start of BikeSummer"
Komanoff 1997 essay, Restoring Cycling Habitat, calling for "rights-based" cycling
advocacy. This long, exploratory piece, from Bicycle Forum, was a precursor to
Komanoff's 2004 Traffic Justice Prospectus.
Komanoff post-9/11 essay, "River Road, Still Here"
KEA study for FHWA, "Environmental Benefits of Bicycling and Walking" (PDF)
Komanoff 2001 letter, "Safety in numbers? A new dimension to the bicycle helmet controversy"
Komanoff 2001 letter in AMA Journal rebutting exaggerated claims on "drunken cycling" (PDF)
Coming soon: Komanoff 1990 New York Times op-ed, "Bikes Just Lack 'Curb Appeal'"
Coming soon: Komanoff 1987 op-ed, "The Bike Ban is Bad Medicine"
Coming soon: Komanoff 1978 New York Times op-ed, "Rights for Urban Bikers."
Coming soon: Komanoff 1997 op-ed, "New York Needs a Verrazano Bike Path"
