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E-Bikes: Boom or Bust in North America

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Building Better Cities: Global Lessons From Velo-City 2012

The Big Idea - Listen to Your Body

Moving the Conversation Beyond Helmets

Legal Brief - Claiming Bike Damage (US)

The 7 Mental Health Benefits of Riding Bikes

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In North America, babies are expected to be kept o

In North America, babies are expected to be kept off a bike until they are at least nine months old and are able to wear a helmet. So why do some parents flout convention?Read more at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #citybikes #slowbiking #bicyclelove #bikelife

We love bicycles and we love cycling to work. But,

We love bicycles and we love cycling to work. But, it didn’t happen overnight. Bike commuting is a great way to stay active, save money, and contribute to a cleaner, greener environment. However, like any new routine, it can feel a bit challenging at first. Whether you’re just starting out or have been commuting for a while, it’s natural to encounter hurdles such as fatigue, soreness, or just not enjoying it as much as you’d hoped. The good news is that with a few adjustments and a positive mindset, you can turn bike commuting into something you love.Here are 10 tips to help you on your journey.1. Start with Small Goals2. Eat Right Before You Ride3. Don’t Rush—Enjoy the Ride4. Choose a Comfortable Bike and Gear5. Get Into the Habit6. Listen to Your Body7. Consider an E-Bike8. Focus on the Mental Benefits9. Invest in Safety10. Celebrate Your SuccessesRead the full article at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #citybike #slowbiking #bikecommuting #bicyclelife #bikelife #bicyclelove

The G Line is being positioned as “the most vers

The G Line is being positioned as “the most versatile bike in the world”—a bold claim backed up by an entirely new frame, 20-inch wheels, disc brakes, and the promise of full-sized comfort with the convenience of a fold.
We’ve been riding it across city streets, gravel trails, and everything in between to find out whether this hybrid machine lives up to the hype. Short answer? It just might.Read more at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #bicyclelife #slowbiking #foldingbikes #Brompton #bikelife

Lorde is back with a new music video for her song

Lorde is back with a new music video for her song “What Was That,” and although we love a good Lorde tune, we are here for the bikes—and the vision of a joyful, car-free city. In the video, the 28-year-old New Zealand pop star is seen riding through the streets of New York City. No traffic jams, no honking—just smooth pedaling and good vibes. Like the vast majority of people who hop on a bike, she’s grinning ear to ear. And why not? Cycling makes people happy.Read more at Momentummag.com.#urbancycling #slowbiking #citybike #bicyclelove #Lorde #NewYorkCity #bikelife

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