The Written And Unwritten Rules Of Bike Commuting
Cities have seen a huge increase in bike commuting over the past year. With more people anxious about riding in close quarters on public transportation, bikes are a new wave…
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‘Ride It Out’ Program for discounted Bike Rentals in Response to COVID-19
Ride It Out: Unlimited Biking’s Response to COVID-19 To help fight against the spread of COVID-19, Unlimited Biking is offering a transportation alternative in New York, San Francisco and Washington…
Choose Your E-Transportation Method – E-Bike, Trike, Scooter Or Moped
Traffic in urban areas has become an increasing problem worldwide. With longer commutes due to increased urban populations, getting to work on time proves to be one of the modern…
Meet Bo: The Unofficial Ambassador of Los Angeles Cycling
At first glance, induction into the world of Los Angeles cycling might seem like baptism by fire. 4 million motorists all jockeying for position on traffic-clogged roadways is enough to…
Singapore Cycling: An Athlete’s Advice on Exploring the Lion City
If we’re being honest, many of us would probably struggle to point out Singapore on a map – let alone tell you something about its cycling scene. (For the record,…
Cycling and the City: Bike Tips from a Lifelong New Yorker
You could visit New York a thousand times, with its myriad attractions and cultural oddities, and never encounter a person as passionate about exploring the city by bike as Vincent…
Tiffany and Matheas: Love, Tandems, and Portland Bike Sharing
Let’s just clear something up right off the bat. If you’ve ever doubted Portland’s genuine passion for all things cycling, just remember that the city hosts a month-long festival every…
The Human Element: Manhattan Bike Sharing Gets a Personal Touch
Like many New Yorkers, Patrick Clayton has things to do. You don’t end up in Manhattan’s Chelsea neighborhood after 16 years by twiddling your thumbs. As luck would have it,…
Going Places: Katie Blomquist is Taking Her Viral Bike Mission Full Time
When George Bernard Shaw wrote the now infamous phrase “he who can, does; he who cannot, teaches,” he obviously wasn’t thinking about Katie Blomquist. In March, the then-1st grade teacher…
Meet Klaas: Amsterdam’s Godfather of Peer-to-Peer Bike Sharing
Klaas is the kind of guy you’d hope to cross paths with in Europe: friendly, easy going, a primary school teacher with a penchant for spending time with friends and…
Braving the Baja Divide: Lavanya Pant’s Bike Ride Across Mexico’s Last Wilderness
Lavanya Pant has just done what 99.9% of us will never attempt in our lifetimes: she’s pedaled across the Baja Divide. For any trail cyclist, this would be an impressive…
Cycling for Change: A Tale of Advocacy, Diversity, and Minnesota Biking
When it comes to cycling, Minnesota’s Twin Cities might best be classified under the heading “estranged fraternal.” On the one hand, Minneapolis is considered by many to house to the…
Pretty Damned Fast: Giving Voice To A New Generation Of Female Cyclists
Anna Maria Wolf never set out to change the face of women’s cycling. Growing up in Miami, she was drawn to the world of vogue, relocating to New York City…
Isis Shiffer’s EcoHelmet: The Story Behind The Award-Winning Design
“It comes down to infrastructure, and it comes down to scale,” says Isis Shiffer from her studio in Brooklyn. “Until you really crack those problems, you’re never going to build…
Philadelphia’s Sturdy Girls: Cultivating Women’s Cycling In The City Of Brotherly Love
It all started in 2003. In the midst of a Lance Armstrong-induced biking craze that was sweeping the US, Philadelphia cyclists Dana Hanchin and Sally Poliwoda had an idea: create…
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