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L.A. is actually bikeable — and one cyclist is riding every street to prove it
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· August 4, 2026
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Marc Papas is challenging the idea that Los Angeles belongs only to cars. He's taking on a multi-year, 7,500-mile biking trek across every single block in Los Angeles.
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Key points He's taking on a multi-year, 7,500-mile biking trek across every single block in Los Angeles. Marc Papas is challenging the idea that Los Angeles belongs only to cars. More Local Today’s briefing Local events
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What is this story about? Marc Papas is challenging the idea that Los Angeles belongs only to cars. He's taking on a multi-year, 7,500-mile biking trek across every single block in Los Angeles.
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