Do you get sweaty riding to work? Maybe you should try the difficult--but not impossible--on-bike shower, just one of the many feats this artist performs while attempting to spend his days cycling.READ»
It's not surprising that Portland and New York are ranked high in a new report about the best places to get around without your car, but the other bike-friendly destinations may surprise you. Have you tried walking to work in Alaska?READ»
What are you doing when you're driving? Not exercising, that's for sure. And in the parts of the country where people drive the most, they also pack on the most pounds.READ»
Don't put your bike away--or let it rust on a signpost--just because it's winter. If a family of four in West Virginia is pledging to bike every day this winter, you can suck it up and do it too.READ»
But, really: How do you feel about losing 13 pounds? That's just one of the many benefits of bike commuting, all of which are contained in this compelling chart.READ»
Want bicycles to be safe? You could pull them over for minor infractions, but in San Francisco, they're going the carrot route. You can now get a free bike light from the city--if you find the right secret locations.READ»
States with the highest percentage of female bike commuters--who tend to join in as biking gets safer--are doing the best job at making biking more accessible for everyone. A look at the top 10 cities. READ»
It's always hilarious to see the makeshift ways businessmen who bike to work stash their stuff. Take my dad. He hooks a shopping bag around his handle bars, which looks only slightly less ridiculous than what he used to do: carry a ...READ»
Biking is faster than driving--in Lyon, at least, according to a study of onboard computer data from the French city's Velo'v bikesharing program. And that's in a city with no bike lanes.READ»
Google updated Maps for Android yesterday with some welcome new features that continue the app's reign as the best maps app on any smartphone, period.READ»
Wondering whether it's a good idea to ride your bike to work? Bicycling Magazine has put together a handy list of the top 50 bike friendly cities in the U.S. (Spoiler alert) Congratulations, Minneapolis, Minn.! Some of the choices ...READ»
Urban cyclists, rejoice: New York City is transforming 225 parking meters into bike racks. Every third or fourth parking meter on select streets in the Upper East and West sides, Brooklyn, the Bronx, and Queens will have its "head" ...READ»
Los Angeles is known for its freeways, sure, but trying to make use of those four-lane traffic pileups as a cyclist could prove disastrous. That's where a proposal from a cycling activism organization called the L.A Bike Working ...READ»
Biking is a great way to get around--until you get sideswiped by a car. Enter Kolelinia, a wacky-sounding urban transportation concept that proposes bike lanes on steel wires in the sky.
Believe it or not, the system could ...READ»
