The simple two-wheeler, first invented in Germany in 1817, has evolved into a fast, fun and green machine.
A new study confirms what every cyclist already knows: physically separated bike lanes are by far the best way to reduce injuries and deaths.
People who bike to work have a mortality rate 41 percent lower than people who take transit or drive, and are also significantly less likely to develop heart disease and cancer.
Cycling should be accessible for all! Bike designers are looking into ways to best meet the needs of every kind of cyclist.
30 Days of Biking is a pledge to ride your bike every day in April and share your adventures online: #30daysofbiking
Mikael Colville-Anderson explains the difference between those who follow the rules, those who flagrantly flout them, and those who adapt to circumstance.
The maps in this post come from an earlier time when cycling mania swept the nation: the 1890s.
Montreal, Canada hosted the annual Winter Cycling Congress for 2017. #WCC17 was full of insights to encourage winter cycling this year. These are our top 5.
Commit to riding your bike to work or school on February 10th.
The CROW manual’s new edition integrates a decade of updates to the Netherlands’ best practices in bikeways.
