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Shannon Galpin To Speak At Upcoming TEDx Mile High

The Huffington Post | Matt Ferner | Posted 05.16.2013 | Denver

TEDxMileHigh, the independent local TED event that showcases innovative Coloradans, announced the first batch of speakers for their June 2013 event th...

Why Cycling Is Not Nearly As Much Fun As It Used To Be

Lisa K. Friedman | Posted 04.23.2013 | Fifty
Lisa K. Friedman

Seems you can't drive a mile on any main road without almost running over a guy in a unitard riding a bicycle. I don't have anything against this activity. In fact, I used to love biking. Of course, things were different then.

Cyclists And Faith Find A Common Cadence

Win Bassett | Posted 05.20.2013 | Religion
Win Bassett

Regardless of creed, crank, and even creatine in some cases, it's not uncommon to find people mixing religion and riding and subsequently discovering a unique spiritual and physical reciprocity.

I Love LIVESTRONG... and So Should You

Evan Handler | Posted 05.18.2013 | Impact
Evan Handler

I am tired to the bone of the baseless and uninformed criticisms people continue to hurl toward the Livestrong Foundation, based on crimes Lance committed as a cyclist.

Why Singapore Is Heaven For Cyclists

Sanjay Surana | Posted 03.14.2013 | Travel
Sanjay Surana

Since moving to Singapore seven months ago, I have become blasé about securing my bike to anything sturdy by means of using something sturdy. Like most expats, I have been unconsciously seduced by the city-state's rock-bottom crime rate and apparent nonexistence of the scourge that we call theft.

Biking From Pittsburgh To D.C.

AP | Posted 04.15.2013 | Travel

WEST HOMESTEAD, Pa. (AP) — The missing link in bicycle trail connecting the Pittsburgh area to Washington D.C. should be finished in May and will be...

To Forgive Lance Armstrong

Andy Braner | Posted 03.22.2013 | Sports
Andy Braner

So when we hear the world talking about what a low life Lance is, let's not forget; we're not that far away, each one of us, from dealing with the same stuff Lance is dealing with right now.

The Bicycle Diaries, Part 3: Change of Course

Lauren Cahn | Posted 03.16.2013 | Healthy Living
Lauren Cahn

Although I would never say that I am "grateful" for having had breast cancer, I am pleased with the change in course that breast cancer catalyzed for me. Apparently, life is what happens while we're busy making other plans.

Do Our Emotions Affect Our Stuff?

Arthur Rosenfeld | Posted 03.15.2013 | Technology
Arthur Rosenfeld

I was out riding my bike today when it occurred to me that I have been singularly lucky not to experience any flat tires lately.

New Orleans Considers Removing Its Claiborne Overpass

Susan Buchanan | Posted 03.10.2013 | Green
Susan Buchanan

(This article was published in "The Louisiana Weekly" in the Dec. 17, 2012 edition.) No matter where you live in New Orleans, sooner or later you'll ...

WATCH: The Lure Of The Open Road

Ethan Gelber | Posted 03.05.2013 | Travel
Ethan Gelber

In 2007, at the happy-long-road-ahead age of 23, Englishman Tom Allen launched into the world. He headed out of his village with plans to "cycle a lap of the Earth." Three and a half years, 12,000 mapless miles and 32 countries later comes the film Janapar.

WATCH: One Man Reinvents The Bicycle

The Huffington Post | Betsy Isaacson | Posted 11.15.2012 | Technology

The bicycle's already pretty simple, but could it be simpler still? One man on the West Coast thinks so and is betting his business on the answer. But...

How Almost Getting Hit by a Truck Turned Me Into a Brand Advocate for Life

Andy Jankowski | Posted 10.17.2012 | Business
Andy Jankowski

I love road cycling. I love being outside, feeling the wind and the sun (or any element, really) and the challenge of seeing what speeds and distances...

Detroit Bike City: 'The Market Is Growing, And The Culture Is Too'

Model D | Dennis Archambault | Posted 11.09.2012 | Detroit

This article first appeared in Model D. Like the growth of the monthly bike ride known as Critical Mass, the two-wheel economy has reached its own ...

Biking Abroad: What Cycling Laws Say Overseas

Tom Meyers | Posted 11.28.2012 | Travel
Tom Meyers

What can you expect to pay if you get accused of pedaling through a red light? The answers are sometimes surprising and sometimes ambiguous.

Is Cycling as Dangerous as Football?

Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano | Posted 11.12.2012 | Healthy Living
Dr. Josh Dines and Dr. Rock Positano

Riding a bike has a very important place in our culture. Kids love it; it's a great way to commute; it's a lifelong sport with an emphatic community focused on health, friendships, and family; and it's really fun. Accidents happen in cycling, as with any other sport.

Kurt Heine

Older Athletes: Beating the Clock

HuffingtonPost.com | Kurt Heine | Posted 09.17.2012 | Sports

Some bicyclists talk about the pain cave—where the mind pushes the body beyond the normal limits of exhaustion. Lynn Bradshaw was there. ...

Fifteen Minutes of Fun... And a Lot More; Now Is the Time to Get Ready to Bike to School

Tim Blumenthal | Posted 11.04.2012 | Healthy Living
Tim Blumenthal

Riding my bike to school was one of the best things about fifth grade; I just didn't realize it then. As a 10-year-old, I wasn't thinking about how biking helped me stay thin and healthy, be more alert in class, or contribute to reduced road congestion and air pollution.

A Tale of Two Heroes

Joan Z. Shore | Posted 10.29.2012 | Celebrity
Joan Z. Shore

And so we have two men who achieved extraordinary fame through determination and diligence, but who responded to fame very differently. One exulted in his success, and became a hero of his time; the other shunned publicity, and became an enduring icon.

Cycling From Alaska to South America

Neil Walsky | Posted 10.28.2012 | San Francisco
Neil Walsky

We are taking the bike ride of a lifetime from Anchorage, Alaska to Columbia in honor of Fremont, California-based HERS Breast Cancer Foundation (HBCF).

The Bicycle Diaries

Lauren Cahn | Posted 10.27.2012 | Healthy Living
Lauren Cahn

Best friends since childhood, Neil Walsky and Jesse Frechione have committed the next four months, the next 6,690 miles, and several canisters of bear-repellent to riding their bicycles from Anchorage, Alaska all the way to Cartagena, Colombia for breast cancer.

"Scraper Bikes for Life" Saves Lives in Oakland

Pamela Mays McDonald | Posted 10.23.2012 | Black Voices
Pamela Mays McDonald

Scraper Bikes are as personalized and attention-getting as "scraper" cars, but easier to afford, better for the environment, a healthy way to exercise and an outlet for creativity and mechanical skills.

Over 1 Million Expected To Watch USA Pro Cycling Challenge

AP | Posted 08.20.2012 | Denver

DURANGO, Colo. -- Organizers of the USA Pro Cycling Challenge estimate that more than 1 million people will line Colorado roads this week to watch som...

The Visual Chronicles of the Urban Bicycle

Charles R. Wolfe | Posted 08.18.2012 | Green
Charles R. Wolfe

Today, across the world, in multiple contexts, the allure of the bicycle knows no bounds. For the past several years, I have been documenting this trend with my own photographs, in order to tell a short story with minimal words.

PHOTOS: Is This The Smartest Cruise Line Ever?

Jeanine Barone | Posted 10.12.2012 | Travel
Jeanine Barone

Swathed in a SmartWool sweater, a Cintamani polar fleece jacket, a pair of Mountain Hardware pants and other high-tech adventure gear, I'm fairly sure I fit right in with the Zegrahm uniform. But, alas, even though our ship, the Clipper Odyssey, is only 335 feet long with a mere seven decks, I'm often lost -- a dead giveaway that I'm a first timer.