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Getting Warmer

April 29th, 2008 · 1 Comment

If you’re new here, you may want to subscribe to our RSS feed.The coolest program a city could sponsor is not quite here in Sacramento yet, but Washington D.C. is a heck of a lot closer than Paris.
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Tags: author: levi · bicycles · green products · transportation

Bikes

March 14th, 2008 · 1 Comment

I know many of you have heard of this already. I think it has been almost a year and a half since it was first launched but I just ran into this project again and it still amazes me. The fact that Paris set out to place over 20,000 bikes on their [...]

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Tags: author: levi · bicycles · transportation

Is It A Car? A Bike? A Hybrid?

October 31st, 2007 · No Comments

I saw this here and just had to go to the site to check it out. Granted, the Go-One isn’t the bike for the hardcore bike enthusiast but I think it hits a solid niche, filling some needs that traditional bikes don’t.
It sports some cool features. Namely, the option to plug in for when [...]

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Tags: author: jason · bicycles · transportation

Cyclocity

August 1st, 2007 · No Comments

Check this out. The site is in French with a few other languages, but here is the idea:
Holland’s penchant for public pedaling is nothing new, but French firm JCDeaux’s new public bike-sharing system looks to rival even the Dutch model. Already a hit in Spain, Austria, and Belgium, Cyclocity members need only pay their minimal [...]

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Tags: author: molly · bicycles · cities · transportation

WWII-Era Eco-Urban Sloganeering: Victory Gardens, Victory Bikes And Riding Alone With Hitler

June 26th, 2007 · 1 Comment

Sometimes I feel like such an oddball biking to work and not going on Costco runs like my neighbors. I wonder if my fellow Americans (and neighbors) will ever change their ways to meet the crisis of the day.

It was encouraging yesterday to read this article in Sierra Magazine about the effort during WWII. [...]

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Tags: author: steve · bicycles · green industry · transportation

Loud Motorcycles

June 2nd, 2007 · No Comments

Here is a more eco-friendly (and ear friendly) choice for the crazy loud motorcycles that frequent midtown at all hours of the night.
Although going that fast and being silent sounds like a bad idea to me.

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Tags: bicycles · green products · transportation

Better Late Than Never: Million Mile May

May 25th, 2007 · 3 Comments

Inspiration and a Sorry Lack of Follow-Through
Back in the first week of May, I saw the Million Mile May thing and started to write something for this blog. I rallied everyone to start biking and to register. We all kicked up our riding, we purchased a couple of indoor bike racks, Vanessa found [...]

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Tags: author: jason · bicycles · transportation

An Eco-Urban Answer For Obesity

October 26th, 2006 · 3 Comments

While not usually a topic I spend much time on, Ursula’s post on a Fat School brought the issue of childhood obesity to the forefront of my mind.
Let’s take the kids out of it because, as Ursula’ rightly points out, “they learn by example”. Why don’t we see the same trend among the Swiss (known [...]

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Tags: TEMP-innerblogposts · author: jason · bicycles · pop culture · random musings · transportation