Buying a new bike? Riding in the rain? Riding with kids?

There are lots of resources on the Internet to help you choose a bike, cycle safely, be comfortable on the road, and (most important) have fun along the way.

If you're considering new wheels, take a look at the helpful hints offered by the Group Health Cooperative on what to look for in a bike.

Wondering what a bike and associated gear will cost you? Try out this Commuter Bike Shopper’s Checklist for good advice and to compare different cost options.

Did you know that in Metro Vancouver, all road users -- drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians -- pay for the roads through property taxes? That means we all have the right to use our streets, and we all have a responsibility to share the roads, too.

The VACC works to create better infrastructure for cyclists. That infrastructure will benefit pedestrians and drivers, too: dedicated spaces for bikes means less confusion for, and conflict with, everyone who uses the roads.

Until Metro Vancouver has a network of separated bike lanes, here are some excellent tips on how to share the road for both cyclists and drivers, courtesy of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance.

Having children adds a whole new dimension to cycling. If you've got kids and would like to introduce them early to the joys of cycling, check out Victoria's Cycling Solutions for some useful tips on cycling with children of all sizes.

For a musical approach to teaching children about bike safety, check out the Bike Safety Boogie.

When the weather turns dark and rainy, cyclists need to make extra-sure they can be seen by other road users. "Let's Get Visible" is a fun musical take on the '80s hit to encourage winter cyclists to be visible when cycling in the dark. It was produced by the VACC, Momentum Magazine and the B:C:Clettes.

Did you know that in Metro Vancouver, all road users -- drivers, cyclists, and pedestrians -- pay for the roads through property taxes? That means we all have the right to use our streets, and we all have a responsibility to share the roads, too. Here are some excellent tips on how to share the road for both cyclists and drivers, courtesy of the Bicycle Transportation Alliance.

Having a bike stolen is a real drag. Make sure it doesn't happen to you by following these tips from UVic's Bicycle Users Committee.

Prevent theft by registering your bike with Bike Registry Canada.

Investing in cycling infrastructure has benefits that go far beyond safety. See this report from the League of American Bicyclists.