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The average American is both overweight and spends more than 100 hours per year commuting, that vast majority of those hours being spent in a...
Two wheeled, single digit weather commuters deserve hearty applause. Here are their tips for biking through the worst of the winter months.
Every day in New York City, young cyclists-fueled by gender battles, competitiveness, and fun-race each other to work. Welcome to cat 6 racing.
Think it's too cold to bike to work these days? Check out this Finnish commute from GOOD reader Konkeli.
It's Bike Week here in Los Angeles. Among the activities: a bike from work event at Angel City Brewing with GOOD LA.
These German hackers seem to have developed a prototype of a bike lock that not only secures your bike, but also raises it above the street.
Send us a great bike photo and story and you could win up to $5,000 for a nonprofit of your choice.
The top 15 finalists have been chosen. Vote now for three bikers to receive a cash grant of up to $5k for their favorite bike charities.
Find out which bikers the GOOD community liked best! We've tallied the votes and are excited to announce which three stories earned your votes.
Minneapolis just got even more bike-friendly: A self-service bike repair station just opened along its highway for bicyclists
The 2009 Honolulu Neighborhood Board elections were the first in the country to be entirely digital. You could only vote online or by phone. Did...
A $1 national increase in the price of gas results in a 10 percent decrease in national obesity rates.
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In Washington D.C., apparently one of the most jaded of cities, a virtuoso violinist playing a 300-year old violin barely drew attention while...
The Tata Nano, the incredibly cheap car that might destroy the world if Indian people buy and drive it en masse, went on sale recently. How is it...
Over the last three years, the percent of graduating seniors from Harvard University who have gone on to take jobs in finance and consulting has...
How and to what extent the use of Twitter has helped foment the latest protests in Iran is a question of much debate. Luckily, Iran has had...
Older internet users have signed up for Facebook at a tremendous pace over the last six months. In the same time period, users 18–24 and 25–34...
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