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Visitors' Guides
Want to explore a new city by bicycle? Momentum Mag shares the top places to meet, eat, sleep and shop for some of North America's best bike destination cities.
Feb 18, 2012 in Cities
Geoff Livingston
Montreal Visitors' Guide
Montreal Island hosts 310 miles (500 kilometers) of bicycle paths. Many paths lead to quiet green spaces where the only traffic you’ll have to contend with is of the two-wheeled variety.
Feb 17, 2012 by Bettina Grassmann in Cities
Catching Montreal’s Joie de Vivre
Enthusiasm is contagious. And Montrealers have enthusiasm for cycling running through their veins.
Jul 25, 2011 by Sarah Ripplinger in Columns
Da Gryptions Ride Bixi Rap Into Summer
Montreal rappers Da Gryptions' ode to Bixi bike-share program is being hailed by some as the city's 'song of the summer.'
Jun 23, 2010 by Bryna Hallam in Arts & Culture
BikeStyle Tour 2010 Canada
The details are here! Come check out where Momentum is headed in September and October.
May 4, 2010 in BikeStyle (8 Comments)
Fiona O'Connor
Diner’s Delight- Eating Your Way down the Saint-Urbain Bike Lane
The bike lane along Montréal's Saint-Urbain Street is a food paradise that offers a wide variety of culinary experiences.
Sep 1, 2009 by Sal Ciolfi
Fiona O'Connor
Full Cycle - Serving Meals on Two Wheels with Montréal’s Santropol Roulant
Hot, hearty helpings are the essence of Santropol Roulant, a Montréal community organization that aims to break social isolation and connect generations of city dwellers through the common language of food.
Jul 1, 2009 by Fiona O'Connor in Food
Cycling Montréalers: Ingrid Birker
A tour leader and winter cyclist shares her thoughts on Montréal cycling.
Jul 1, 2009 by Austin MacDonald in Cities
Cycling Montréalers: Céline Bianchi
A profile of a Montréal woman's car-free family.
Jul 1, 2009 by Austin MacDonald in Cities
Montréal
They've just introduced the BIXI bike share, but Montréal bikers still want more space to ride on the road.
Jul 1, 2009 by Austin MacDonald in Cities