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Just two weeks in, we’re already on track to far exceed our goal of 50,000 riders in the National Bike Challenge. And the team spirit is strong in the Endomondo…
Read More →National Bike Month is in full effect and, as anticipated, the wheels are turning in communities from coast to coast. Perhaps most notably, it was a big week in the…
Read More →(Natalie Ramsland is the founder and framebuilder behind Sweetpea Bicycles in Portland, Oregon.) Inga Ramsland takes a ride in the time machine My bike is a time machine. It isn’t…
Read More →Grace Williams wasn’t the only happy bicyclist who participated in National Bike to School Day yesterday. From coast to coast, thousands of kids pedaled to class making the first ever…
Read More →(Carlos Morales is the Bicycle and Pedestrian Coordinator for the City of Omaha, Nebraska) Carlos Morales Like many others, I began my love affair with biking at an early age.…
Read More →I skipped the Capitol Hill press conference this morning to participate in the Takoma Park, Maryland, bike to school day with my daughter, Grace. Grace and I ride to her…
Read More →Earlier today, America Bikes unveiled a new survey that shows overwhelming support to increase or maintain federal funding for biking and walking. Are you part of that 83 percent? Share…
Read More →Just in time for National Bike to School Day, new survey results reveal overwhelming support for biking and walking, with more than 80 percent of Americans favoring increased or maintained…
Read More →(Leslie Meehan is the Director of Healthy Communities for the Nashville Area Metropolitan Planning Organization) Sean Meehan My son Sean is three years old and, although he is too little…
Read More →Sometime between dinner with a friend last night and waking up this morning, the back tire on my bike completely deflated. Sure, I know how to fix a flat, but…
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