Today: A world record, bike parking in Kansas, recalls, awareness rides, and the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask. Misses Palmer and Severud of Milton, North Dakota fix their wheels. North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.
Today: A world record, bike parking in Kansas, recalls, awareness rides, and the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask. Misses Palmer and Severud of Milton, North Dakota fix their wheels. North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.
I’ve seen the reports that Denis McDonough was a hard core bike commuter who rode the seven miles from his Maryland home into Washington. When President Barack Obama announced his selection of McDonough for his new Chief of Staff, though, he quipped to McDonaough’s children, “Dad will probably have to stop riding his bike to read more
Among the throngs visiting the North American Handmade Bicycle Show in Sacramento last weekend, there were large numbers of Japanese media, fans and reps. Among the people in this photo: Japanese bike dealer Sim Works, who imports components, bikes or accessories from Chris King, Hunter, Sycip, King Cage, Peterboro Basket, and Philosophy Bags. Although there’s read more
Bicycle nuts of all kinds (including those in the “Slow Bicycle” camp) have been sharing this story at the New York Times about the benefits of short, high intensity interval workouts to your health. Researchers at McMaster University in Ontario have found that relatively short, twice weekly 20 minute workouts of high intensity have as read more
Good morning and Happy Wednesday. What’s happened in the world of biking since the New Year began?
Google’s Transportation Operations Manager, Brendon Harrington, says about 40% of Googleplex employees in Mountain View, CA get to work via modes other than driving in this video in which he brags about Google’s alternative transportation programs.