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Bike Building Team Activity For the Holidays - 0 views

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    I recently attended a team building program in Chicago. 130 participants from a major financial lending institution came together to take part in a team building activity to help build teamwork, relieve stress, and give back to the community. I was overwhelmed by the amount of energy and excitement that took over the room when they learned that the bikes they were about to build were going to be donated to underprivileged kids from the local chapter of Big Brothers Big Sisters.
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Things to Bring for Every Bike Ride - 0 views

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    The basic supplies you should have in your kit include a spare inner tube, tire levers, patch kit, mini-pump, and a folding multi-tool. Even if you are not familiar with how to fix a flat tire yourself or make basic adjustments, having the necessary tools and supplies is a step in the right direction, and a passing Good Samaritan might be able to help get you going.
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Commuting By Bicycle - 0 views

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    An important step to achieving any goal is to make a mental commitment to it. But the first step is to set a realistic goal. You don't have to give up your car cold turkey. Maybe start by promising to ride your bike to work one day a week. Later increase that to two or three days a week. That gives you some flexibility to adjust your biking schedule based on the weather and how you feel.
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Your cycle commute is harder than riding 100 miles in a day Video - 0 views

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    Do you think your cycle commute is tough? Is it harder than a 100 mile bike ride? If you think doing a century bike ride is harder then you should watch this video.Do you have more respect for commuters and the daily battles they face?
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17 Cycling Safety Tips to Keep You Alive by a London Push Bike Messenger - 1 views

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    Are you concerned about safety when you cycle. How alert are you to the dangers? In 2008 I spent the summer riding as a push bike messenger on London's busy streets. In this article you will learn the survival skills I used to stay alive.
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Side Wheel Attachment Designed for Use with Bikes - 0 views

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    Side Wheel Attachment designed for use with bikes meant for the open road. Instead of shifting with a foot, a rider can drive easily their bike on road using his or her hand. This piece of equipment has been tested at well-known motorcycle tracks. We provides assembly and installation for all of our products at our facilities in Indore. We conduct free consultations for all prospective customers to see how we can fulfill your specific needs.
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Tips to Become a Professional Road Cyclist - 0 views

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    Cycling has become an up and coming sport for Americans during the last two decades. Many American professionals, including Lance Armstrong, Greg Lemond, and George Hincapie, have done wonders for growing the sport of cycling in America. They have inspired many juniors to get on their bike and ride in hopes of maybe participating in the most competitive cycling event in the world, the Tour De France.
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A Brief Education in Cycling - 0 views

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    On the list of the most high-profile sports in the world, cycling does not necessarily fall within the top ten. In fact, most of us know very little about the sport in general. Though bicycles are among the most familiar objects known to man, we are much more likely to associate them with training wheels and leisurely bike rides, not competitive, heart-pumping athletic activity.
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Addiction for Cycling - 0 views

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    We all get addicted really easily to things we love. Some of those may be more addictive than others. I can't really tell what is like to be addicted to alcohol, cigarettes, drugs or anything like that since I never tried to. So when I am trying to write about addiction is not really addiction, although some scientists are reporting that athletes with hard working training sessions are addicted and can't live without the bike.
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Cycling Skills for Employers - 0 views

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    Forty percent of urban travel in the United States is within two miles of where people live. This means much of our daily travel could be by bike, and Yolo County's terrain and weather make it easy to bicycle much of the year.
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Hill Training Tips For Cycling Beginner - 0 views

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    In order to effectively perform this task there are some tips that you should consider so that all of your energy is not lost or displaced while hill climbing.
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The Secret Health Danger For Cyclists - 0 views

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    Recently, a patient shared a very private and personal health concern. I believe it's an important issue for many active men. A few weeks ago a young man came into my office and was complaining about getting an erection. I found it extremely odd since he was young and in the best shape of his life. After going over his medical history and lifestyle, I discovered that he spent long hours on a new racing bike every weekend.
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Bike Riding May Damage Penis Health - 0 views

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    You may have heard rumors about the potentially damaging effects bike riding can have on the penis and penis health. Well, it's more than just rumors. According to recent research conducted by the Center for
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Biking in France for Overseas Adventure Travel - 0 views

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    Cycling in France is a way of life. It is not for nothing that the world's greatest cycling event takes place in France. French people love cycling and not just as a sport, but as the leisure activity par excellence.
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Cycling Workout Tips for Overweight - 0 views

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    Cycling regularly is one of the best physical activities you can do to greatly reduce the risk of health problems. It is healthy, low-impact form of exercise that could be enjoyed by people of all ages.
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Power Acceleration to Increase Cycling Speed - 0 views

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    Are cycling sprinters born or made? Could Mark Cavendish or Sir Chris Hoy have achieved so much renowned world championship success if they were not born with specific physiological benefits? The answer is yes - with specific training programs and focus, sprinters can be made. But no - to get to the levels that Cav and Sir Chris attain, then you do need to be blessed with the physical features that mean you can find that extra sprinting kick, when it really matters.
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When Cycling Becomes An Obsessive Passion - 0 views

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    If you're reading this there's every chance you love riding your bike. You might even be a little bit obsessed with cycling. But at what point does a passion for cycling become a problem? Psychologist
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Avoiding Bicycle Theft - 0 views

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    Having your prized bike stolen is one of the worst things that can happen to devoted bicyclists. Here are some tips to protect your investment and help keep from becoming a victim: 1. Choose a lock
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Tips to Get Your Maximum Biking Mileage - 0 views

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    One of the best features of cycling shoes is that they last far longer than other sports shoes. For example, you must replace running shoes every six months (or sooner) because the materials inside the soles lose their ability to provide cushioning. Also, regular sneakers are in constant contact with the ground and the soles and uppers wear rapidly. Contrarily, if cared for, a quality pair of pedal pushers could last five or even ten years! These easy tips will help you get the most from your shoes:
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Scooter For Handicapped Person - 0 views

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    Side Wheel Attachment Hero Splendor: Frame : 38 mm 16 Gauge CR Pipe With Powder Coated Wheel Hub : Alloys Molded 2 Piece Tyre Size : 3.50 x 10 Inches 2 Piece Tube Size : 3.50 x 10 inches 2 Piece Shocks Up Heavy Duty 4 Piece ball baring 2 Piece pin bush 2 Piece mudguard chrome plated 2 Piece Disk with 4 Hole Wheel Type: Alloy Wheel Width: 40" to 48" inch Carrying Capacity: 100 -150 kg Assistive and small sit-down motor scooters provide important advantages to people with problems. A scooter is useful for persons without the stamina or arm/shoulder flexibility necessary to use a manual wheelchair. Also, swiveling the seat of an electric scooter is generally easier than moving the foot supports on most conventional wheelchairs. A mobility scooter is very helpful for persons with systemic or whole-body disabling conditions (coronary or lung issues, some forms of arthritis, obesity, etc.) who are still able to stand and walk a few steps, sit upright without torso support, and control the steering tiller. Features: Compact Design. Ease of Maintenance. Premium Product with best quality kit. Quality Suspension. Lifelong Durability. Good Wheel Balancing. Lifelong Durability.
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