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Tag: Better bike
It’s in the trailer and on the road!
By Sunday night, we'll have Georgie Girl here in San Diego. With a few electrical repairs she'll be ready for the road. Just like the song says, she's gonna be a new Georgie Girl! Hey there, Georgy girl Swinging down the street so fancy-free Nobody you meet could ever see the loneliness there inside you… Continue reading It’s in the trailer and on the road!
Just Waiting….
One of the goals of Anyone Can Bike is to offer free, use of our bikes for group rides. We want anyone who wants to try to ride a bike, be able to ride a bike. With the development of eBikes and now eTrikes it can happen. I like riding a two wheeled bike, but… Continue reading Just Waiting….
ELF – PEBL – Pedalist
Well it’s happened. The Innovative solar electric ELF has competition. Now there's the PEBL and the Pedalist This is fantastic. It will kick Organic Transit, the ELF manufacturer in the tush so it’s forced to improve and advance quicker, while it makes Better Bike, the maker of the PEBL and Virtue Bike the maker of… Continue reading ELF – PEBL – Pedalist
PeopleForBikes Answers Ten Commonly Asked Questions About eBikes
Adventure Cycling Association January 17, 2018 - Morgan Lommele manages the joint partnership between the Bicycle Product Suppliers Association and PeopleForBikes to improve access for people who want to ride electric bicycles. Adventure Cycling keeps seeing more and more about eBikes, and we’ll bet you are too. Today on the Adventure Cycling blog, we’re sharing PeopleForBike’s answers… Continue reading PeopleForBikes Answers Ten Commonly Asked Questions About eBikes
A rolling walking stick’: why do so many disabled people cycle?
"Cycling may be easier than walking for two-thirds of disabled people, but disabled cyclists often remain invisible to society. Many don’t realize that more than a quarter of disabled commutes in this university city are made by bike." Most urban infrastructures are built by able-bodied engineers, who may not realise that bollards, speed bumps, curbs… Continue reading A rolling walking stick’: why do so many disabled people cycle?
Commuting via bike can be safe and easy
One hundred years ago, something momentous happened in U.S. cities: They started connecting their first full networks of paved streets. Link by link throughout the late 1910s, cities from coast to coast turned mud and gravel to asphalt and concrete, creating the first continuous routes for people to comfortably roll in private cars from homes… Continue reading Commuting via bike can be safe and easy
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The best Christmas mall parking spot ever!