Even with the boom in bike-share programs and construction of cycling infrastructure in U.S. cities in recent years, coaxing Americans onto a bicycle for their work commute is still an uphill battle.

Coupled with the steeper head angle and longer chainstays, it helps to make navigating tight uphill switchbacks a doddle. It’s easy to keep the front wheel weighted and on your line of choice without ...

Being the top executive at European e-bike company Riese & Muller, based near Frankfurt, Germany, has given Sandra Wolf a distinctly global perspective on the preferences of e-bike customers in unique ...

For smaller Pa. cities like Harrisburg and Lancaster, there are some unique challenges to consider when planning and implementing bike sharing systems. Although there has been recent buzz and ...

E-bikes are new tech for most people, but Yamaha got the whole thing stated back in the last century. I was lucky enough to spend some time in Japan in 2004 - eleven years after that first Yamaha “PAS ...

Big ADV bikes look fast. Spec sheets brag about horsepower, torque curves, and top speeds that rival sport bikes. But the ...

Ravi Kempaiah, a 32-year-old University of Chicago nanotechnology doctoral student, has three goals on a grand biking journey. First, he is looking for a memorable adventure. Second, he wants to be ...

Pocahontas, Iowa, has 1,700 people–and a higher number of bikeshare bikes per resident than the Citi Bike system in New York. The town of Pocahontas, Iowa, is small enough–with a population of around ...

The 2025 Scott Addict road bike is one of the lightest production road bikes currently available, however, it's now the same ...

E-bikes have come a long way. Over the past 30 years, the use of electric bikes has surged overseas, especially in China, where hundreds of millions of e-bikes are used daily. Here in the United ...

What one bike sketch would look like if it were real. (Image: gianlucagimini.it) This week’s Monday Roundup is sponsored by Green Zebra Grocery, celebrating the grand opening of their new store in the ...

Lloyd Alter is Design Editor for Treehugger and teaches Sustainable Design at Ryerson University in Toronto. First of all, it’s fast. I can easily get it to 28 miles per hour and feel completely ...