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Tag Archives: cycling
Change in Cycling: A Conversation with Paul Kimmage
Two weeks ago, I had the honor of interviewing cycling journalist Mr. Paul Kimmage at a Q&A discussion about cycling’s recent scandals and what they mean to the sport. I was curious to learn more about his personal experiences in covering cycling, … Continue reading
Posted in Bicycle Habitat, Events, News
Tagged "Paul Kimmage", cycling, NYCC, UCI, vollbach
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In support of the local cycling community this holiday season
Yesterday we had the opportunity at Bicycle Habitat to attend Recycle a Bicycle’s 18th birthday party. The attendance at this year’s bash as compared with last year’s was significantly higher – an indicator of the progress happening for safer streets. It was a friendly group … Continue reading
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Tagged cycling, gift guide, nyc bike dance, recycle a bicycle, support local, we bike nyc
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Lance Armstrong: Heroic saga worth remembering
This week has been full of controversy around Lance Armstrong. Trek and Nike dropped their sponsorship, and Armstrong himself has resigned the Livestrong Foundation. The cycling community is stunned at the allegations as well as the outcomes. I don’t believe … Continue reading
Women and Bicycles: Women-led design has arrived
“I think [the bicycle] has done more to emancipate women than anything else in the world. It gives a woman a feeling of freedom and self-reliance. The moment she takes her seat she knows she can’t get into harm unless … Continue reading
Ask the Coach: Cycling Q&A with Henoch Getz
This month begins the first in our series, “Ask the Coach”, where Coach Henoch answers your questions about cycling, fitness and training. Dear Coach: I have a question about pedal stroke. When I ride, is it more efficient to have … Continue reading
