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Encouraging Cycling Education
August 14, 2011 by bikegeek
1.3 million people live in San Antonio, TX – the seventh largest city in the United States. There are 3 active League Cycling Instructors in San Antonio. Yeah, we have our work cut out for us...
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ABC Quick Check - 5 easy steps to make sure your bike is ready when you are.
December 27, 2010 by Coach Hal
"The bicycle is a curious vehicle. Its passenger is its engine. ~John Howard" New Year's resolutions are just around the corner. You've made yours to contribute to saving the earth, improve your...
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John Forester on Bicycle Transportation Engineering at Google in 2007
August 09, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
John Forester is the author of Effective Cycling, and Bicycle Transportation, a Traffic Engineers Handbook. In 2007 he gave a talk on that topic to employees of Google. Watch this video and you will...
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The Greatest Danger to Cyclists, not!
August 03, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
Most of my incoming students want to become more confident riding a bike. Sometimes students are not able to tell me in words what they mean. Their concern become apparent when I first see them ride...
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Operate a Bike vs. Ride a Bike
August 03, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
“I know how to ride a bike”. More than 99% of Americans that can ride a bike claim the same title. Congratulations! That means you ride with excessive fatigue, encounter excessive mechanical troubles...
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The Right-Hook of Bike Accidents
August 03, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
The right-hook is an urban bicycle-car accident inflicted upon novice bike riders. A novice bike rider makes up more than 99% of all bike riders in the country. This group includes those that have ridden...
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Ride your bike safely around parked cars
August 01, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
Riding your bicycle and passing parked cars presents an accident that we call getting doored. That is when you are too far to the right of the traffic lane and is hit by a door swinging open. All it...
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10 Reasons Why Adults Arrange Learn-To-Bike Lessons
April 18, 2010 by John Ciccarelli
I've taught over 300 persons -- mostly adults -- how to ride a bike. In addition to coaching them, I especially enjoy learning why they chose to learn. Here are several reasons I've heard, in no particular...
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Expectations and Perspective: the mental game of cycling.
February 08, 2010 by Cycle U
Athletics is entirely mental. Every season of cycling has further reinforced this notion for me. I have also, throughout the years, found out the golden race ratio: for every one time you succeed in racing...
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Cycling, Getting There One Revolution at a Time
January 11, 2010 by Wynn Kageyama
Originally published in Castro Valley Forum, January 30, 2010 You've probably noticed a greater number cyclists on the roadways these days. There is a reason for that. It's enjoyable, and the right...
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