Category: Profiles
Former Canadian Couple Now Promote Virtues of Dutch Cycling
* Feature photo above courtesy of the Dutch Cycling Embassy Melissa and Chris Bruntlett are...
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E-Bikes Give Boost to Dutch Bike Tour Business
E-bikes are introducing more people to the joys of long-distance, multi-day bike tours, says Emiel...
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Considering an E-Bike? Read This First
Albert Grant and Thresa Cathey Giles are avid cyclists who administer an active Facebook group...
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E-trike Helps Rider Overcome Health Challenges, Enjoy Life
She walks with a limp and never knows a day without pain, but Jane Borden Kaplenski isn’t...
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Missoula Sets the Standard for Bike-Friendly Communities
You don’t have to be a big city to have a first-class bike-friendly program. While large metro...
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Personal E-bike Success Story Leads Man to Open E-bike Store
For David Mickelsen, opening an e-bike store is much more than a mere business decision. It’s...
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Pedego Palooza Brings E-Bike Customers Together
On a recent Saturday morning at a bike store near The Villages retirement community in Florida,...
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E-bikes Help Ohio Couple Push for Longer-Distance Rides
Tom Eddy and Mary Kay Simoni have enjoyed cycling together from the start of their relationship,...
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E-Bikes Inspire Couple’s New England Bike ADVENTURE
Guest columnist Becky Tise shares insights from a recent e-bike trip on bike trails in New...
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Dedicated E-Bike Rider Visits North Carolina Bike Trails
E-bike enthusiast Dave Marshall knows a thing or two about bike trails. He should. After all,...
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E-Bikes Overtake Buggies for Some Amish
In some Amish communities these days, e-bikes are beginning to outnumber buggies on the roads....
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Kids and Families Love E-Bikes
Families around the world are discovering that e-bikes and children go together well. Kids love...
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Taller vehicles are more dangerous to pedestrians, even at low speeds, research finds
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A study by the Insurance Institute for Highway Safety shows higher speeds are worse for pedestrians regardless of vehicle height — but those risks are amplified for vehicles with taller front ends.
Pedaling Together - The Tufts Daily
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In a country where cars are king, Tufts’ host cities stand out for their embrace of an unusual alternative: the cargo bike. Designed to transport almost anything — groceries, work supplies or even...
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Winter Cycling Tips and Gear for Keeping Your Feet Warm
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Unlike walking or running, cycling doesn’t engage the feet as intensely, leaving them more susceptible to chilly temperatures