What makes a city 'bike-friendly'? Safety? Ease of transport? Good scenery? How about all of the above? The team at Tower Electric Bikes took a look at many of these same factors to determine which cities in the US were the most and least friendly for bikers. They factored in daily commuters and recreational riders as well as the bike fatality rates per 100,000 residents of each city.
What makes a city 'bike-friendly'? Safety? Ease of transport? Good scenery? How about all of the above? The team at Tower Electric Bikes took a look at many of these same factors to determine which cities in the US were the most and least friendly for bikers. They factored in daily commuters and recreational riders as well as the bike fatality rates per 100,000 residents of each city.
Be sure to wear a helmet if you're out on your bicycle! Bicycles, electric bikes, and scooters have increased in popularity because of their cost-saving benefits and low environmental impact. They also allow you to get some exercise in! However, as the number of cyclists on the road increases in time, the number of accidents will as well. Over the past decade alone, the number of bicyclist deaths per year has increased by 30%. In 2018 alone, 857 bicyclists lost their lives in traffic accidents.
The story of mountain biking can be traced to Marin Country, California in the United States of America. This is not to say that there haven't been bikers or riders before that, but rather the gravity of the situation taken by the bikers in Marin County was on a whole other level.
Since mountains are comprised of high and low steeps, mountain bikes are different too. Bike manufacturers started producing lighter bikes to make it easier for bikers to rule every high or low steep that comes along the trail they embark their ride on.
Most people like us patronize motorcycles for many reasons. Escape from the traffic ahead of you on the road is about comfort and convenience. People should know how to have a safe journey, however, in order to avoid misfortune.
Before driving, wearing proper and safe gear can eliminate the cause of the accident. Everyone knows motorcycles can be more dangerous than automobiles. The habits that can make driving a motorcycle safer or more risky are what most people don't think about.
Wheel size is the way their kid bike sizes are rated by bike manufacturers, but this is not the only factor. It's not even the biggest factor! Wheel size gives you a very general idea of a bike's size, but bike frame size and seat height range within the same wheel size can vary dramatically from bike to bike.
Most people like us patronize motorcycles for many reasons. Escape from the traffic ahead of you on the road is about comfort and convenience. People should know how to have a safe journey, however, in order to avoid misfortune. Before driving, wearing proper and safe gear can eliminate the cause of the accident. Everyone assumes that motorcycles can be more dangerous than cars. The habits that can make driving a motorcycle safer or more dangerous are what most people don't think about.
This infographic explains how motorcycle riders can have the most dangerous habits and what the effects of these habits can be. Some of these activities include tailgating or driving too close to other cars, failing to maintain a clear watch, failing to wear safety equipment, and speeding or breaching other traffic laws. This infographic can help you understand some ways you can become a safer rider today if you enjoy riding a motorcycle.
In 1978, my father, an original Meriden Triumph employee decided that at the age of 39, it was time to stop being bossed around in menial jobs, and time to start being the all-knowing, all-seeing omnipotent smart arse that did the bossing; he trained to become a teacher. That in itself isn’t all that remarkable, an unforgettable occasion aside from one thing; he’d convinced my mother that commuting from the Midlands to Liverpool and back each week, only really worked if he did it on a bike.
That’s some superstar level of manipulation right there, and it worked. A short trip to a local dealer later, and CAC 726T was his – a beautiful candy apple red & black export model spec Triumph Bonneville T140V/E (it was produced in February 1978, which meant it was a mixture of the T140V & E). I was seven years old. Forty years later, I still remember that time, purely because of the Bonnie. (In fact, you can read about my first experience of a Bonnie here).
Dad was a badass. The Bonnie represented everything that was cool; the style, noise and even smell was just an overload of my seven-year-old senses, I can still to this day remember the ticking noises as the headers cooled down, and leaving a large portion of flesh from my fingers on one of the header pipes after touching it because I was fascinated by the blueing.
It’s no secret that life can be tough. Sometimes you need a break from reality, and that’s normal. Whether you’re overwhelmed at work, stressed at home, or stuck in a monotonous routine, it's natural to need a breather.
Choosing the perfect vacation spot can be stressful in itself. Planning activities, transportation, and lodging is hard work. That’s why it’s important to justgo. In the words of author Greg Anderson, “Focus on the journey, not your destination.” Take advantage of your time away by making time for the scenic route.Choosing the perfect vacation spot can be stressful in itself. Planning activities, transportation, and lodging is hard work. That’s why it’s important to justgo. In the words of author Greg Anderson, “Focus on the journey, not your destination.” Take advantage of your time away by making time for the scenic route.
Ever since World War II, movies around the world have had a love affair with the motorcycle. Especially in the '60s and '70s. But these days it feels like that love is fading – what gives?! Have we forgotten the dashing, rebellious figure that the characters of Easy Rider cut on their choppers? Or the menacing, renegade fury of the 1977 Kawasaki KZ1000P in the first Mad Max film? The movie motorcycle has never gone away – but it definitely deserves a brighter place in the sun. In this infographic, we'll remind you why by putting together the meanest, baddest, most awesome fleet of motorcycles to ever grace the silver screen. But we won't stop there, because some great motorcycles were in anime, video games, and other media too! We can't forget Shotaro Kaneda's bike from Akira, or the proud and rusty monster from The Walking Dead series. Rev up your engines and get excited – here's the most iconic motorcycles in fiction!
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