Andrew Price 
Last week, over at Toronto's Star, Brendan Kennedy published a nice list of tips for winter bike riding. He's got suggestions on everything from adjusting your riding style (ride slower and anticipate stops) to maintaining your gear (keep your lock's keyhole oiled and carry a lighter in case it freezes).
Learn expert techniques and the safest and best strategies for navigating city roads.
Two wheeled, single digit weather commuters deserve hearty applause. Here are their tips for biking through the worst of the winter months.
Six steps toward biking while broke.
With the number of bike commuters up by nearly 40 percent since 2003, local governments are starting to get hip to the needs of cyclists. This...
The World Naked Bike Ride, the intermittent, international, clothing-optional group cycling event, came to New York this past weekend. What...
Bikes aren't just good for your body and the environment. Turns out they're good for jobs, too.
As a Peace Corps Volunteer in Paraguay, Samuel Hagler was stationed 12 kilometers from the San Rafael Reserve, a...
What's better than a bike ride? A musical bike ride, capped off with a picnic. This summer, the theater artist Liz Sherman will lead the second...
“A bike, in general, can fix everything.”
Springtime in New York (and elsewhere, surely) means drivers and winter diehards have to start sharing the road with the rest of us. But since...
If your city's crappy bike infrastructure is making it hard to cycle as much as you want, check out Ride the City. It's an iPhone app that will...
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.
Cellist Ben Sollee is going on a 1,500-mile bicycle-powered music tour, and he wants your biking footage to use in a music video about it.
When else can you ride through a museum on your bike? Or get it into an exhibit?
The Czech artists Vladimír Turner and Ondřej Mladý have made a gizmo that projects a bike lane onto the street as you ride.
This young cyclist-in-training is so excited about having just ridden a bicycle that he proceeds to give a motivational speech, thumbs up and all.
It doesn't matter if your city is hot or cold, wet or dry, young or old: If you want more bike commuters, build more bike lanes. Science says so!
The remarkable 6,000-mile journey should make us reconsider our approach to personal transportation.
Urban bike sharing programs improve city dwellers' lives by offering a convenient way to get around, exercise, and reduce pollution. But could...
