LA Foodies And Bikers Unite! Flying Pigeon LA's Dim Sum Bike Ride (VIDEO)

Jennifer Grayson, 12.18.2009

Founding Editor of The Red, White, and Green

Wolfgang Puck and Ferrari drivers, take note: The Los Angeles you know and love is changing.

Green Gifts That Keep Giving

Avital Binshtock, 12.09.2009

SIERRA magazine's lifestyle editor and editor of the Sierra Club's Green Life blog.

Shopping for picky loved ones is difficult enough. Factor in your commitment to eco-sensitive products, and a holiday shopping mission can become as daunting as an unaided ascent up El Cap.

Riding My Bike To Give Bikes To Others

David Sacher, 10.23.2009

On July 25th, I left for Prudhoe Bay on the north shore of Alaska to begin a 15,000 mile solo bicycle journey to Tierra Del Fuego, the bottom of South America.

A Free-Bike Solution to Traffic Congestion

Alexia Parks, 10.05.2009

Speaker, Author: "OM Money Money," "Rapid Evolution," and "An American GULAG"

In 2010, Denver will be the first major city in the U.S. to launch a "Paris-style" free bike program. Minneapolis, Boston, and Miami will come on-line soon after.

Hate the Gym? How Very French

Mireille Guiliano, 11.30.2009

Author of French Women Don't Get Fat

French women see exertion as an integral part of the day. I encourage you to look at everyday movement as essential to your overall wellness, and not to see exertion as something assigned to the gym.

To Bike Helmet or not to Bike Helmet?

Waylon Lewis, 09.23.2009

Founder of elephantjournal.com and the Walk the Talk Show

How do you all get yourself to wear a helmet? Or do you not bother? Should it be made a federal law, as it is in parts of the country, and in Canada where I visit me mum?

Hate to Exercise? Don't Sweat It.

Darryle Pollack, 09.17.2009

writer/artist/survivor

The solution seems obvious: be less physically active and you'll eat less. You don't even need a Harvard degree to figure it out.

A Bicycle Built for Us: Will this Weekend's "Summer Streets" Program Launch Our Bike-Sharing Revolution?

Adam Hanft, 09.07.2009

Political Columnist, CEO of Hanft Unlimited

I was in Paris in September and from what I could see, Velib has taken the town by storm. The racks are ubiquitous in large areas of the city, and the streets are well stocked with furiously pedaling Parisians.

Preventing Traffic Fatalities

Richard Aborn, 09.03.2009

Candidate for Manhattan District Attorney

At a time when the City's Transportation Department make New York City more bike and pedestrian friendly, it is imperative that our law enforcement community keep pace.

Another $2B for Clunkers? How About Bling for Bikes?

Cameron Sinclair, 09.03.2009

Co-founder of Architecture for Humanity and the Open Architecture Network

Why is it that tax paying bike owners are helping foot the bill for our gas guzzling colleagues?

Money Magazine Names Eco-Hipsterless Louisville, Colorado Best Place to Live

Waylon Lewis, 08.29.2009

Founder of elephantjournal.com and the Walk the Talk Show

Some towns nestled along the Rockies are full of pretentious eco-hipsters. Not Louisville.

Should We Make the 'Yield, Not Stop' Bike Practice Universal?

Graham Hill, 08.27.2009

Founder, TreeHugger.com

The 'Idaho Stop Law' specifies that cyclists are not required to come to a full stop but must roll up to and yield right of way at stop signs or blinking red lights.

New Rochelle Biker Friendly

Dennis Markatos, 08.23.2009

Director, East Coast Greenway Alliance

The policy helps New Rochelle and Westchester County take the lead toward becoming a bike friendly community.

My Best Purchase In NYC Thus Far: A Bike

Justin Miller, 08.07.2009

A Sarah Lawrence College alum, Justin lives in Williamsburg.

I became transfixed on the idea of getting a bike, like some sort of cycle-stalker,

US Bike Sales Higher than Car Sales in 2009

Dennis Markatos, 06.26.2009

Director, East Coast Greenway Alliance

The large savings from riding a bike over short distances rather than driving can help consumer confidence and support economic recovery.

Music Videos Featuring Bikes: Top 15

Dave Burdick, 04.24.2009

dailycamera.com, biggreenboulder.com

I love a good music video and I'm excited for more pleasant bike weather, so what better way to celebrate both than by finding a bunch of good music v...

Hybrid Cars Get Compliments -- Why Not My Bike?

Mark Klempner, 04.23.2009

Mark Klempner is a folklorist, historian, and social commentator.

Strange how people think it cool to drive a "green" car, but if they meet someone who doesn't own a car, they infer financial limitation, not ecological choice.

Friday's Best Bike Bits! Jessica on a Velib, Boston to Embrace Sharing, JCDecaux Does Well Down Under

April Streeter, 04.12.2009

blogging, biking, yoga, writing

For a bike and alternative mobility enthusiast such as myself, pictures of Jessica Alba in Paris tooling around the town on her Velib bike-sharing bik...

Finally! B-Cycle Touts Bike Sharing For the Rest of U.S.

April Streeter, 04.17.2009

blogging, biking, yoga, writing

B-Cycle's web site is slick and almost too pretty - exactly what you might expect from a collaboration between the Trek Bicycle Corporation, Humana an...

Sexy And Sustainable - Especially When Delivered By Bike

Graham Hill, 04.15.2009

Founder, TreeHugger.com

With Valentine's Day this weekend, it's fitting that a recent Chicago Tribune story about enterprising bike entrepreneur Anthony Mikrut, who delivers ...

Another Thought on Race: A Difference With no Distinction

Jeff Schweitzer, 03.06.2009

Marine Biologist and Former Clinton White House Science Advisor

The tragic mistake of human history is that we have either assigned meaning to skin color or tried to ignore its reality. Both are deeply flawed world views.