Manifesto

With a hint of seriousness, a splash of poetry and a dash of playfulness, the manifesto guides our cycling decisions.

From CopenhagenCycleChic.com, The Original Cycle Chic

That last point there is a point of controversy in the cycling world (whether or not to wear a helmet). Some research and arguments from both sides, to help you make your own decision.

With inspiration from Copenhagen Cycle Chic, visually embracing how urban cycling and style converge in our everyday lives, we began Dallas Cycle Style to promote Dallas cyclists flaunting their style.
Dallas has it's own unique urban culture, with it's funky southern flair, traditional values, obsession with fashion, and a pioneering entrepreneurial spirit that's made this region great.
Follow our biking adventures and tell us about yours. We'd love to highlight all the great people cycling in our city but we can't be everywhere at once. Hope to meet you soon.

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April 10, 2011 at 8:07 am

cAPSLOCK

I applaud your website and advocacy, though I am about the opposite of “cycle chic” and the manefesto excludes me from this club almost entirely. 😉

But hey. My style is the one I have chosen. I respect yours too.

April 14, 2011 at 6:21 pm

UrbanPedal

We respect your style too – we cyclists are all in this together! We like that the manifesto’s a refreshing way to think of cycling part of a lifestyle, not just recreation or sport. Not that we always stick to these doggedly, but it definitely puts cycling in a different light. Thanks for stopping by!

April 13, 2011 at 5:14 pm

Howdy