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Education Video Series: Fitting and Adjusting Your Bike

By bikeleague | July 15, 2013
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To start off the week and to showcase our new education videos — free resources for advocates, clubs retailers, and the public — we’ll be highlighting one of our 19 videos for you to view, share and enjoy. This week: Fitting and Adjusting your Bike. Click here to view — and share!

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Challenge Profile: ‘Michael on a Bicycle’ Surpasses 20,000 Miles

By bikeleague | July 11, 2013
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Michael Schwaid has been tracking his rides for years now, and, with a 60-mile round trip to work, he recently surpassed 20,000 bike commuting miles. He’s brought this dedication to the 2013 National Bike Challenge, participating for the second year in a row. Why? Keep reading!

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With Liberty and Bicycling For All: Hunter Stoneking

By bikeleague | July 11, 2013
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The League celebrated the important role bicycling plays in the recovery of wounded warriors in our July/August issue of our American Bicyclist magazine. We are now also sharing these amazing stories on the League blog. This is Hunter Stoneking’s story…

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Bike Law University: Riding Under the Influence

By Ken McLeod | July 11, 2013
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Bicycling under the influence laws are very rare. In most cases, BUI laws differ from Driving Under the Influence (DUI) laws by providing for less severe penalties and by not affecting a person’s driver’s license. In this post, we explore BUI laws and how they’re implemented across the country.

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With Liberty and Bicycling for All: Jennifer Goodbody

By bikeleague | July 10, 2013
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Just in time for Independence Day, the League celebrated the important role bicycling plays in the recovery of wounded warriors in our July/August issue of American Bicyclist. We are now also sharing these amazing stories on the League blog, and today we hear from Jennifer Goodbody. Here is her story…

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WE Bike NYC Thrives Through Inclusivity

By bikeleague | July 10, 2013
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In May, we were excited to award one of our Women Bike mini-grants to WE Bike NYC’s new Latina Outreach program: “Mujeres en Movimiento.” In this edition of Women Bike Wednesday, Liz Jose shares how the organization has made inclusivity a core, guiding value.

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With Liberty and Bicycling for All: Matt DeWitt

By bikeleague | July 9, 2013
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In line with the Independence Day holiday, the League celebrated the important role bicycling plays in the recovery of wounded warriors in our latest issue of American Bicyclist. Over the next few days, we’ll share these amazing stories on the blog. Today, meet Matt DeWitt…

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Education Video Series: How to Choose a Bike

By bikeleague | July 8, 2013
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We’re here to help. The League, with the assistance of a professional videographer, recently released 19 education videos to help those who are just getting back on their bikes, for those who are learning to ride for the first time, and for everyone in between! Every Monday, we’ll be highlighting one of these videos for you to view, share and enjoy.

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Women Bike Wednesday: Insight from Capital Bikeshare

By bikeleague | July 3, 2013
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In late May, Capital Bikeshare in Washington, D.C. released it’s 2013 annual member survey report and, tucked into the 114-page publication are some interesting insights into women’s participation, ridership trends and thoughts on bicycling barriers. Here are just a few of the findings…

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Insurance Update: Balance for Cyclists Wins National Award

By bikeleague | July 3, 2013
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We at the League are often asked about insurance for bicyclists — How does it work? How can I get it? Is it expensive? Last year, we explored the options in an article in American Bicyclist magazine — and wanted to keep you updated on the latest in the world of bike insurance. Recently, Jay Paul, the creator of Balance for Cyclists was honored in the 2013 National Underwiter Industry Elite Awards, which highlights best practices in the life and health insurance industry. We caught up with Jay about the insurance program, his award and what bicycling means to him.

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