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Articles for Cyclers
Below is a list of articles about cycling, the benefits of cycling, and other related topics. Some of these links will take you to pages on our site, others will take you to external sites and will open in a separate window.
The Lorain-Carnegie(Hope Memorial Bridge) in Cleveland is a classic. Beginning in 2012 construction will start on a project that will make crossing it easier.
Our ride to the Akron Aeros Game. We got on to the TowPath trail at the Wolf Creek Trail head...
Let's talk water bottles. It is a beautiful day for a bike ride. You finish your pre ride check list : tires pumped up, wheels spin freely and brakes engage on the rim, and nothing looks like it's about to fall off. ....
Perceptions of Bike Safety, from Bicycling Life, an Article and Quiz"...Yes, many find bicycling very scary, because they "know" about the dangers of bicycling. Or do they know? What do they really know about the danger - or the safety - of bicycling? What do you know?
Let's find out. This article is arranged in the form of a brief quiz. Answer each question with your best guess before moving on..."
Photo Gallery. Thinking about a Catrike? The link is to a beautiful new British Racing Green Catrike Villager photo album.
And you said a car is a necessity for its carrying capacity..."Sometimes I don't want to make a big deal out of carrying a load by bicycle. After all, I don't do it as part of a sideshow circus act-it is my normal way of life....We don't say, WOW
And now for a very cool and very unusual bicycle, from News.com
When most people think of bicycle frames, they have in mind materials running the gamut of aluminum, chrome-moly steel and carbon fiber. Not so a timber technology student in Germany...
Park Your Car, by Ruth Kaser
Did you know that on several of the Akron Metro RTA bus routes the busses are equipped with bike racks? The racks carry two bicycles. You can ride, for example, from Barberton to downtown Akron and hop on the Towpath trail. You can get back on the bus and ride to Cuyahoga Valley to experience that part of the trail...
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