Kyle Kozar

Kyle Kozar, Co-founder, Reno Bike Project

Joseph “Kyle” Kozar (left) graduated from the University of Nevada, Reno in 2006, the same year he co-founded the Reno Bike Project with Noah Silverman (right). The non-profit community bicycle shop and advocacy group is located at 541 East 4th Street. Kozar left Reno in 2011 to attend graduate school in city planning at the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. Photo by Patrick Cummings

Full Oral History Transcript

Reno Bike Project co-founder Kyle Kozar, interviewed via phone from New York City, explains how making the streets safer for cyclists can increase ridership, in turn inspiring more cyclists to advocate for additional street improvements. Recorded by Alicia Barber.

 

Interviewed via phone from New York City, Kyle Kozar explains how and why he and Noah Silverman founded the Reno Bike Project after he graduated from college. Recorded by Alicia Barber.

 

In a 2011 phone interview from New York City, Reno Bike Project co-founder Kyle Kozar describes the process of transforming an old transmission shop on East 4th Street into the Reno Bike Project. Recorded by Alicia Barber.

 

Kyle Kozar, co-founder of the Reno Bike Project, shares his impressions of East 4th Street and its changing environment, in a 2011 phone interview from New York City. Recorded by Alicia Barber.