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• Art Burrill’s hand-written logbook is a 34-year history of his bike life, documenting his mileage, STP facts, bicycles, riding partners, triumphs, injuries, and losses.
• Now 79, Art plans to ride 3,000 miles and finish his 33rd STP in 2025.
• His goal: 100,000 miles and 35 STPs by age 81.
   

• Seattle’s network of protected bike routes is rapidly expanding in early 2025.
• Join us on a photo journey of new and coming bike infrastructure in Eastlake, Montlake, Beacon Hill, SODO, Downtown, and the Waterfront. 
   

• STP riders can enjoy the lowest priced STP in a decade with our STP 5-pack.
• Starting Jan. 7, you can buy a pack of 5 STP registrations to share with friends–for 10% off the member price.
• To match this throwback pricing, we are also turning back the clock on STP fashion by bringing back our retro Tyvek jackets.  

• Test ride an electric cargo bike at 2025 Seattle Bike Swap and E-Bike Demo on Feb. 8.
• Buy steeply discounted cycling gear, consign an old bike, grab a used bike, and gather with fellow bike nerds at Seattle Center to celebrate deals, steals and wheels.

• The Washington State Potato Commission french fry truck is a highlight of STP, which returns July 12-13, 2025.
• We pedaled the potato fields of eastern WA with Potato Commissioner Chris Voigt to learn why he loves STP–and why athletes should never be tater haters. 
• Save the date for STP 2025, and ketchup with Voigt at the fry truck in Centralia!
   

• We pedaled hard and won big in our mission to grow and advance bicycling in 2024.
• Thanks to your support (and votes), we saved the Climate Commitment Act, expanded youth bike education, won historic Seattle investments, delivered world-class rides, and reclaimed the title "most bike-friendly state."  
• Read our Year in Review to see the stories and photos that made us proud in 2024.

• Read our winter gear guide for tips on how to stay warm, dry, safe, and happy during the winter cycling season.
• Rain hoods, pedal lights, cycling chaps, and waterproof socks: Cascade has you covered.

• Announcing Cascade Bicycle Club's 2025 Season Schedule.
• With new rides, STP 5-packs, early-bird discounts, and member incentives, resolving to bike more is easier than ever. 

E-ballots will be delivered to active Cascade members December 1, 2024 and must be submitted by December 15, 2024. For 2025, we have nine seats up for election.

• Whidbey Island offers abundant scenic bike routes, bountiful community farms, and a growing bike advocacy movement.
• We spent a weekend on Whidbey biking its rural roads and lodging at the Organic Farm School, which is reviving the art of sustainable community farming. 
• Book a farmstay, support BikeWhidbey’s advocacy, and learn about the effort to create a 50-mile bike trail.  
   

• Cascade supports the movement to get more families out of cars and onto electric cargo bikes. But not all households can afford to buy a Tern GSD.
• Enter Wombi, a new e-bike subscription service operated by one of Seattle’s cargo biking pioneers.

• I-2117 would put billions of investments in bicycle and pedestrian projects at risk in every corner of our state. 
• It would cut funding that makes bicycling and active transportation more accessible to kids.
• It would also mean more air pollution across our state and rollback programs that help make communities less vulnerable to wildfires.

• Cascade Ride Leader Steve Hulsman died after being struck by an SUV in West Seattle on Dec. 21.
• His widow, Rita Hulsman, urges Seattle residents to vote YES on the Keep Seattle Moving levy to prevent future deaths.

• Cascade's Communications Director celebrated her fifth wedding anniversary in the Netherlands with her spouse, where bicycling and transit are safe, celebrated, and reliable options to get around
• At a time when the U.S. is experiencing an epidemic of loneliness and isolation, Sara Kiesler ponders whether our car habits are to blame.

• 12 days, 650 miles, one flat, one crash, and one unplanned rest day = a bucket-list bikepacking adventure.
• Shannon Mangan planned and prepared to ride across Washington solo, but long-distance bikepacking sometimes requires improvisation.

• We biked Tacoma’s Prairie Line, Water Flume Line, and Scott Pierson trails to highlight opportunities for creating an integrated Tacoma bike network.  
• Cascade organized the Tacoma ride and another in Shoreline at the Interurban Trail Gap to advance efforts by the Leafline Trails Coalition to connect the 900 miles of trails in King, Kitsap, Pierce, and Snohomish counties.