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• Technology

  

  Imagining Augmented Reality

  This animation by Keiichi Matsuda seems like a pretty reasonable vision of what the next iterations of augmented reality will bring. (Apparently...

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  Recognizr: An Augmented Identity App

  There's been lots of talk about augmented reality. In this video (after the jump) see what the beginnings of augmented identity might look like....

  by Andrew Price +

• Technology

  

  Behold Tokyo's New Augmented Reality Architecture

  Behold the N Building, a new structure in a Tokyo shopping district that at first glance looks kind of like a giant Tetris screen until you...

  by Siobhan O'Connor 1

• Technology

  

  The Benefits of Virtual Biking

  A study by Ryan Rhodes from the Behavioural Medicine Lab at the University of Victoria looked at the benefits of incorporating aspects of...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  Beauty and the Bike

  When we talk about what makes a community bike-friendly, the discussion often focuses on the physical infrastructure: bike lanes and bike racks...

  by Andrew Price 1

• News

  

  Junkan: Fixies from Tokyo to Osaka

  You know what's cooler than riding your fixed gear bike through Williamsburg? Riding it through rural Japan. In the summer of 2009, 13...

  by GOOD 2

• Business

  

  How to Set Up a Bike Repair Service

  Did you read that great article in The New York Times Magazine called "The Case for Working With Your Hands"? Well, if you want to put Matt...

  by Andrew Price +

• Design

  

  The GOOD 100: Bikes

  We Want to Ride Our Bicycles… Bikes have been around for about a century and a half, and they're still awesome....

  by GOOD +

• Design

  

  Solving Better Problems

  What the bicycle can teach us about the design challenges of the next century. design mind on GOOD is a series exploring the power of design by...

  by Eric Wicks +

• Environment

  

  Quantifying the Value of Biking

  What's biking worth? A January study tried to give it a dollar value for the state of Wisconsin. They found that, between the money spent on...

  by Andrew Price 1

• News

  

  What's Your Take on Electric Bikes?

  Electric bikes are getting more popular in other parts of the world: Already, electric bikes have gained mass acceptance in China, where 22...

  by Andrew Price 3

• Environment

  

  Portland's Green Bike Boxes: Clever Solution or False Sense of Safety?

  After a series of bike-auto accidents, including several deaths, the city of Portland, Oregon, took action, installing 14 green bike boxes at city...

  by Alicia Capetillo 1

• Design

  

  The Flying Bicycle Lane

  File this under fun ideas that will probably not happen: The flying bicycle lane. You attach your handlebars to two parallel wires, fit your tire...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  Behold: A "Freeway System for Cyclists" in Los Angeles

  Cycling activists from the LA Bike Working Group in Los Angeles are trying to get the city on board with their Backbone Bikeway Network, a...

  by Andrew Price +

• Design

  

  New York Turns Parking Meters into Bike Racks

  Biking is way up in New York, but the city only has one bike rack space for every 30 cyclists. The solution? Repurpose old parking meters: Under...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  San Francisco Might Shut Down Critical Mass

  If you live in an American metropolis, you've probably heard of (or maybe participated in) Critical Mass, a semi-organized group bike ride...

  by Andrew Price +

• Environment

  

  The (Financial) Case for Ditching the Car

  Over at Carfree.us, a self-described "average Joe" is trying to wean himself off his car where possible. After two months, he attempts this...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  The Rise of the Cruiser

  At Planetizen, they take note of the increase number of cruiser bikes around cities as a sign of the increased acceptance of bicycles. It's now...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +

• News

  

  Should Cyclists Pay Excise Taxes?

  Jonathan Maus, of Bike Portland, looks at the idea of charging an excise tax on bikes and cycling equipment: 2010 will be a year of major...

  by Andrew Price +

• Cities

  

  A Bike Race Through the Deserted Streets of Los Angeles

  Wolfpack Hustle, Los Angeles's "fastest and most notorious bicycle crew," organizes a yearly bike race along the route of the L.A. Marathon the...

  by Morgan Clendaniel +