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Adult trikes, especially an electric trike, are ha

Adult trikes, especially an electric trike, are having a moment and we are here for it. Anything that can get people active and engaging in active transportation is a huge win.Read more at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #bikelife #citybike #slowbiking #bicyclelove

Paris, the City of Light, took the global stage wi

Paris, the City of Light, took the global stage with the recent Olympics, using the event as a catalyst to reimagine itself as a cyclist’s haven and a model for sustainable urban planning. Through significant investments and bold choices, Paris demonstrated that even a large, car-centric metropolis can make a powerful pivot toward cycling and people-friendly spaces.Now, with Los Angeles preparing to host the next Summer Olympics, there’s hope that LA has taken note of Paris’s example. The potential for LA to transform its iconic boulevards, invest in cycling infrastructure, and create a lasting, people-centered legacy is immense. If LA follows Paris’s lead, the city could redefine urban mobility on the West Coast, offering a shining example to other car-oriented cities worldwide.Here are five transformative ways Paris reshaped its streets, what cities like LA can learn, and a blueprint for making it happen.Read more at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #bicyclelove #slowbiking #bikelife #citybike #bikeinthecity

In a world where car ownership is often seen as a

In a world where car ownership is often seen as a symbol of freedom and convenience, the decision to live car-free can feel daunting. However, many individuals are discovering the profound benefits of car-free living. From saving money to reducing environmental impact and even enhancing physical health, the transition to a car-free lifestyle can be incredibly rewarding. We checked with people who actually live car-free to get some practical advice to inform this column.
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Why are we just seeing this for the first time! Th

Why are we just seeing this for the first time! Thanks Eric Rogers in Kansas City, who posted this pic on X. WE LOVE IT!#slowbiking #bicyclelove #bicyclelife #urbancycling #bikelife

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