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The bicycle was once the king of the road in the United States.
This vehicular revolution was assumed to replace the bicycle, but the bicycle is still very much alive.
Join us to explore why you might be peddling along soon if youre not already.
The commuter cyclist revolution has grown strongly over the last decade.
We see a return to cycling driven by five factors.
As we explore these five factors, we do so with you as more than just a reader.
While cities like London and Chicago have made impressive strides, few have gone as far as Copenhagen.
If you feel your city could do more to suit the cyclists of the future, get involved.
In recent years, the most noteworthy technological advancement is the electronic pedal assist.
A recent example is the lovelyFaraday Porteurabove.
If you’re able to spare a dollar or two, youre helping fund the next cycling revolution.
How can you help this cause?
If you walk through the process with them, you just might add another cyclist to the ranks.
In turn, they may educate the next new cyclist in the same way you did for them.
As the cost rises, commuters will find themselves increasingly in need of alternative transportation.
Fortunately, when the fuel pump goes dry, the bicycle will still be cruising.
Cyclists can help by working with their local governments to plan for the demands of tomorrows commuters.
If you want to get involved in this movement, two ways stand out.
Second, you’re free to use the service.
Thanks for reading, fellow cyclist, new rider or long-term veteran.
Wed like to close with one interesting anecdote you might find surprising.
In 1880, a group of American bicyclists from various cities joined to form theGood Roads Movement.
The groups influence helped drive states like New Jersey to participate in road-building projects.
Thanks to these enterprising bicyclists, good roads were in place in some of Americas most progressive cities.
