Love this artwork for Shane Perkins’ Keirin series on YouTube. Via PEDAL Consumption.
RYOKOU - OFFICIAL TRAILER (by chasingtheglory)
Australian cyclist Shane Perkins - outta the London Olympics and into Japan for the 2012/13 Keirin series.
The Montreal Die - In. A peaceful protest against cycling accidents. Moving and powerful. “It was in protest of the death of a cyclist on Montreal street who was hit by a motorist.It was incredible. Rue Ste. Catherine was shut down in the late afternoon on a Saturday. Closed the city for ten minutes.It was beautiful. ” Picture by Kreddible Trout. Prints available for purchase through Red Bubble.
npr:
A large study of 30,000 people in Copenhagen over 14 years found that those who biked to work lowered their risk of death by 40 percent compared to sedentary people. And in the short term, another study of 100 people in Perth, Australia, who replaced some car commutes with bike trips over the course of a year, found the bicycling improved aerobic fitness, cholesterol numbers, and lowered the risk of heart attacks and strokes.
That seems pretty straightforward. But what about the risk of getting crushed by a trash truck? Anyone who’s bicycled even a little bit knows all too well the fear of an encounter with a motor vehicle. Just yesterday the Washington Post reported on a 20-year-old bicyclist who was critically injured after being hit by a car in downtown D.C.
— Biking To Work: Healthful Until You Hit A Pothole : Shots - Health News
Photo: John Rose/NPR
Mountainmonk
Climbing uphill it’s carried like a rucksack – for descents it mutates into a fun-packed downhilling device par excellence
In LA every lane’s a bike lane
via laist.com