Cycling Rights

Staying legal—and SAFE—in the saddle!

Legal and practical knowledge offer power AND protection in our cycling world. This cycling law and local bicycle resource guide is written by a highly qualified bike injury attorney who is also an avid and experienced cyclist.

Greater Cleveland’s Bike Attorney Ken Knabe shares an expansive overview of Ohio bike law and bike infrastructure, plus five new chapters covering all aspects of group riding, children on bikes, the Ohio Bicycling Federation, the Ohio to Erie Trail, NEO bike clubs, and numerous updates throughout.

Ken is a Bike Cleveland Corporate Sponsor and co-author of Bikes and the Law on the organization’s website. He also serves on the boards of the Ohio Bicycle Federation (OBF) and the Ohio to Erie Trail (OTET) and sponsors many local cycling events and supports the bike community. His advocacy work with Vision Zero Cleveland will help reduce serious traffic injuries and fatalities, with a goal of eliminating them by 2032. Clearly, 2032 can’t come too soon!

“Guiding and representing fellow cyclists is a calling to me.”

Ken’s specialty is representing cyclists injured in bike crashes caused by unsafe drivers. His legal practice has a dual focus: safety and crash prevention. Why? He is committed to incorporating the sport he loves into his business and guiding injured cyclists along the legally complex road to recovery from the ground up.

In Cycling Rights Second Edition, Ken shares his perspective from decades of experience as a Preeminent peer- and judicial-rated attorney who is an integral part of the Greater Cleveland cycling community. Read it from cover-to-cover, or simply focus on the chapters that speak most to you. If there is one part that helps keep you safer (and there will be!) Ken has done his job.