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Minneapolis just got even more bike-friendly: A self-service bike repair station just opened along its highway for bicyclists
New York wants to launch the nation's largest bike-share without spending a dime of city money. They say new tech tools will let them earn money.
Cycle for Water duo Joost Notenboom and Michiel Roodenburg are biking from Alaska to Argentina to raise awareness about the global water crisis.
Let there be (bike) light: Bike advocates get San Francisco to front the bill for thousands of free bike lights.
While we've never said that bicycles cars, we do believe that they should at least have space on our roads. To that end, we were excited to see a...
If your commute is too long for pedal power, just add a little juice to your ride. By Jason Cozens, as told to GOOD I've been an on-and-off...
We Want to Ride Our Bicycles… Bikes have been around for about a century and a half, and they're still awesome....
Portland is holding an event called Oregon Manifest at the moment. It's a six-week series of events celebrating "the art, craft and community of...
When we talk about what makes a community bike-friendly, the discussion often focuses on the physical infrastructure: bike lanes and bike racks...
Electric bikes are getting more popular in other parts of the world: Already, electric bikes have gained mass acceptance in China, where 22...
Biking. It's good for your health, it doesn't emit carbon, and it gets you outdoors. It just makes sense. But here in the States, we haven't...
Lugging huge bags of coffee through the unpaved hills of Rwanda to a processing plant was back-breaking work for the Karaba coffee co-op. In...
Slate V found a bike lane so ridiculously stupid that it warranted coverage. The whereabouts of the poorly designed lane? You guessed it, Los...
In the deep and earmarked recesses of HR 1244 (aka the bailout bill), there lies a surprisingly wonderful late-night addition: incentive for...
A bike novice and a bike nerd talk cycling options. GOOD: I figured since you live in Portland, you must know everything there is to know about...
Our planet is a fragile ecosystem. To keep it in balance, we must figure out how to improve our urban transportation. B-Cycle in Denver,...
Getting around rural Africa is not easy. Because cars are a luxury few can afford, bicycling is a more attractive option. But quality imported...
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...
