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Subscribe Online By May 17, 2013 For Your Chance to Win an Opus Classico City Bike
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Mar 21, 2013 in Features
Pedal Nation PDX Bicycle Show 2013
Bicycles are taking over the Portland Expo Center for the PDX Bicycle Show, March 23-24, 2013. more »
Mar 13, 2013 in Features
2013 Seattle Bicycle Expo - March 9-10
Seattle Bike Expo is the largest consumer bicycle show in the United States! more »
Mar 5, 2013 in Features
Momentum Mag Issue 60 - Spring Style!
Ride more this spring! In our 60th issue, we reveal why bicycles are good for business, explore Savannah’s historic streets by bicycle, reveal smart city cycling solutions, and much more. more »
Mar 1, 2013 in Features
Photo Courtesy of Trevor Block
Bike Smart: Stephanie Frans
Stephanie Frans is the commute program manager with the Cascade Bicycle Club Education Foundation. She works with the Seattle business community through the Bike Business Forum. more »
Mar 1, 2013 in Features (1 Comments)
Photo by Sarah Bryant
Women-Only Rides
How do you motivate women who may not have been on a bicycle since childhood to ride again? The growing trend of women-only rides hopes to provide this inspiration. more »
Mar 1, 2013 in Features (13 Comments)
Photos Courtesy of John Greenfield
Chicago’s Goal: Best Big City for Bicycling in America
“Building a bicycling network is important to creating a quality of life in Chicago that will attract businesses and families to the city,” announced Mayor Rahm Emanuel at the opening of the Dearborn Street protected bike lanes. more »
Feb 22, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Cities (3 Comments)
Photo by David Niddrie
Building Better Bike-Friendly Cities
The future of city cycling in North America must be focused on women, families, and building more protected bike lanes. more »
Feb 22, 2013 by Mia Kohout, Tania Lo in Features (4 Comments)
Handmade Bicycle World Focuses on Record-Breaking Bicycle Show in Denver
Renowned traveling bicycle artisan show brings the world's leading lights in bicycle construction and design to Denver for three-days, February 22-24. A record-setting 199 exhibitors include 30 companies from nine foreign countries. more »
Feb 19, 2013 in Features
Legal Brief - Hear That Train Coming
I love music. I love to ride my bike. So why shouldn’t I do both at the same time while riding through the city? more »
Feb 11, 2013 by David Hay in Features (3 Comments)
Legal Brief - Legal Benefits of Following the Rules
The reasons why bicyclists should follow the laws applicable to them go beyond safety concerns. more »
Feb 11, 2013 by Jim Freeman in Features (1 Comments)
Jonathan Maus
The Big Idea - Bike-Friendly Curriculum
In very few North American universities do students in planning, engineering, architecture, landscape architecture, education and health care learn much, if anything, about bicycling and walking. more »
Photo by Tim Bock
The Green Lane Project
A tour de force initiative has launched to deliver world-class cycling infrastructure to US cities. more »
Feb 11, 2013 in Features
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HootSuite is Going Owly for the Bike
The first thing you notice when you walk into HootSuite’s non-descript offices in Vancouver, BC’s Railtown district are the bikes. more »
Feb 6, 2013 by Stephen Irving in Features
Smartphone Apps for Urban Cyclists
Five smartphone apps for the urban cyclist. more »
Feb 6, 2013 in Features (3 Comments)
Bike Frames as Unique as They are Practical
Bike frame builders are constantly on the lookout for materials that will make a bike faster, lighter, more durable, and more sustainable. more »
Feb 6, 2013 by karin olafson in Features
Photo by Rush Jagoe
Crescent City Vignettes
In a city better known for Mardi Gras beads and Second Lines, New Orleans’ flat landscape and simple grid layout are a haven for people on bikes. Photographer Rush Jagoe points his camera towards some unique residents of the Crescent City. more »
Jan 30, 2013 by Rush Jagoe in Cities
Photo by Rush Jagoe
Good Times Roll in New Orleans
"Laissez les bons temps rouler” is something of a cliché in New Orleans, but today it is apt, as the good times will quite literally roll on this ride through the heart of the city. more »
Jan 30, 2013 by Tara Tolford in Cities (1 Comments)
Photo by Rush Jagoe
New Orleans Visitors' Guide
Momentum Mag's guide to experiencing New Orleans, LA, by bicycle. more »
Jan 30, 2013 by Tara Tolford in Cities
Bike Curious: How to Get Back on Your Bike
How getting back on a bicycle helped one woman connect with neighbors, save time and money, improve her health, and regain a joyous pastime. more »
Jan 30, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Features (3 Comments)
Photo by Magda Sierzputowska
Bike Smart: Bill Millerd
Bill Millerd is the artistic managing director of Vancouver’s Arts Club Theatre Company in Vancouver, BC. He rides five or six times a week from his home in False Creek to the Arts Club offices. more »
Jan 20, 2013 in Features
Photo by Aaron Lutsch
E-Bikes: The Future of City Travel
Will electric-assist attract more people to bikes? more »
Photo by Bruce Dean
E-Choppers For Mobility
After a skiing accident left his knees badly injured, Bruce Dean created a custom e-chopper bicycle to help him get around. more »
Jan 14, 2013 by Jeremy Newcombe in Features (2 Comments)
Photo by Daniel Frederick
Getting Butts on Bikes in the Texas Heat
Nicole Zinn, owner of the Rocket Electrics shop in Austin, TX, wants everyone to experience the freedom of riding an e-bike. more »
Jan 14, 2013 by Duncan Hurd in Features
Photo by Aaron Lutsch
Reinvigorating Your Commute
Hanne Kohout, who turned 60 a year ago, was the perfect candidate for an electric bike. more »
Jan 14, 2013 by Mia Kohout in Features (1 Comments)
