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Sustainable Cycling: Most cyclists believe that we should be doing all we can to protect the environment, so why not use the greenest gear available?

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Bikes for the Developing World

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Bikes require a relatively small amount of resources and energy to manufacture, and are one of the most efficient forms of transportation in existence.

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Living Eco-Friendly On A Student Budget

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Going to university is the perfect time for students to develop new habits and challenge themselves to be thrifty.

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Pedal Power: How Biking Could Change American Society Get on that bike and get in shape, lower your carbon footprint and save lots of money

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Get on that bike and get in shape, lower your carbon footprint and save lots of money…

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E-Bikes: Better For Your Carbon Footprint Than Regular Bikes?

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If you factor in the carbon emissions associated with producing and delivering the extra food required to feed a rider of a conventional bicycle, charging up an e-bike from your grid-based electrical outlet may be better for the environment.

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Better Bike Commuting With E-Bikes, New Routing Apps & Improved Infrastructure

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Thanks to battery-assisted e-bikes, increased bike lane infrastructure and apps to help direct cyclists to safer, faster biking routes, commuting via bicycle is more popular than ever in the United States.

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Solving Transit’s Last-Mile Problem

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Getting transit riders from their bus stop or train station the “last-mile” to the doorstep of their home or workplace still plagues urban planners.

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The Perils of Parking: Round & Round We Go

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We waste lots of time and fuel and emit lots of greenhouse gases when we are behind the wheel circling around and around the block looking for parking…