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Less than 20 percent of kids with autism and 10 percent of those with Down syndrome learn to ride a bike. As Seth Doane reports, an annual camp in Ann Arbor helps these children face their fears.
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http://www.streetfilms.org/my-nyc-biking-story-bin-feng-zheng/
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Amsterdam has created a bicycle friendly city that promotes a healthier, more active lifestyle for its residents. With people meeting face to face instead of bumper to bumper, the city challenges us to rethink our car centered-lives here in the United States.
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This 4 minute video was created for Round 2 of the YouTube and Pulitzer Center "Project:Report" competition (www.youtube.com/projectreport).
"A Virtuous Cycle: Bicycling in DC" examines how Washington, DC is incorporating bicycling into its transportation infrastructure. Much like cities across the world, DC is feeling the effects of years of dependence on cars: pollution, congestion, obesity. This documentary takes a look at why DC sees bicycles as part of the solution to some of these issues and what challenges it is facing with the increased popularity of biking.
I would like to thank everyone who agreed to be interviewed for this documentary, including:
Eric Gilliland, Executive Director of the Washington Area Bicyclist Association
Jim Sebastian, Manager of Bicycle and Pedestrian Programs for the DC Department of Transportation
Paul DeMaio, Bike Sharing Consultant, MetroBikes LLC
Diane Roche, a bicycle commuter
Lauren Smeeding, a car commuter
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According to the editors of Bicycling Magazine, the 2010 Tour de France is sure to be an instant classic. A fitter, Lance Armstrong is in the mix again, leading his own team and looking to reclaim cycling glory. The bitter rivalry between Armstrong and former teammate Alberto Contador continues. New, epic stages have been added to the route. And several dark-horse riders will threaten for the lead. On top of all this, recent doping accusations have added to the drama.
To view Multimedia News Release, go to http://multivu.prnewswire.com/player/44568-bicycling-magazine-tour-de-france/
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the title says it all. I don't understand the Japanese.
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Shimano: Leader in Bike Accesories
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http://maps.google.com/biking In the US, Google Maps now offers step-by-step biking directions; bike trails outlined directly on the map; and a new Bicycling layer that indicates bike trails, bike lanes, and bike-friendly roads.
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BMX (Bicycle Motocross) is a form of cycling on specially designed bicycles which usually have 20 inch wheels. The sport includes racing on earthen tracks, known as BMX racing, as well as the performance of tricks on the bikes, called Freestyle BMX. hi Freestyle BMX has grown to include five distinct disciplines. These are Street, Park, Vert, Dirt, and Flatland. These usually involve technical movements of the bike in different ways over varied terrain.
A BMX bike intended for racing can be easily distinguished from a freestyle BMX bike:
* Freestyle: shorter seat- and chain- stays, and typically a single brake for the rear wheel. Brakes commonly have a detangler mechanism to enable bar spins, but some riders opt for a single cable setup for ease of repair;
* Race: Brakes rear, and frames with spacific lengths for the riders size, they have skinner wheels for light and small rider which enables better aerodynamics and thick tyres for larger riders for more stability.
Recently, BMX racing's international governing body, Union Cycliste Internationale (UCI), began sponsoring the UCI BMX World Championships.
In 2008, BMX racing entered the Olympics for the first time in Beijing.[1] (For the schedule, see Cycling at the 2008 Summer Olympics: BMX)BMX originated in United States in the early 1970's, by kids imitating their motocross heroes on their bicycles. [2] Children were racing standard road bikes off-road, around purpose-built tracks in California.[3] The 1971 motorcycle racing documentary On Any Sunday is generally credited with inspiring the movement nationally in the US; its opening scene shows kids riding their Schwinn Stingrays off-road. By the middle of that decade the sport achieved critical mass, and manufacturers began creating bicycles designed especially for the sport.
The BMX bike has grown very popular with youth and is practical as it is rather small and easy to move. There are also BMX style helmets made especially for the sport.
By 1977, the American Bicycle Association (ABA) was organized as a national sanctioning body for the growing sport.
In April 1981, the International BMX Federation was founded, and the first world championships were held in 1982. Since January 1993 BMX has been integrated into the Union Cycliste Internationale.[4]
Over the last decade, the popularity of BMX has grown immensely. Rhonie and Jesward succeeded to create a revolutionary sport which now consists of Street bmx, Flatland bmx, Vert bmx. It is now one of the staple events at the annual Summer X Games Extreme Sports competition held largely on both coasts of the United States. Recently, there has been an explosion in the popularity of the sport due to its relative ease and availability of places to ride and do tricks. It also became an official Olympic event at the 2008 Summer Olympic Games in Beijing, China
Street BMX is now incredibly popular and is very self explanetory. Get your bike, ride into the streets and see what you can find and how you and your bike can interact with these natrual obstacles. e.g. bunny-hopping down or up some stairs, grinding (or riding along) a ledge or rail (often narrow). Explanation of some grinds:
Double Peg: The most basic grind to do on a rail(can still be done on a ledge). The rider must bunny-hop on and land both pegs on the rail or ledge (wheels must be off the ground for all grinds) grind: The most basic grind to do on a ledge. The rider must bunny-hop and land the rear peg and the front wheel on the ledge. This is easy to do on a ledge because ledges are generally much lower than rails and much wider. grind: The step up from a feeble. The rider must bunny-hop and land the front peg and rear wheel on the ledge or rail. This is a very good looking grind. grind: An advanced grind. The rider must bunny-hop, turn the handlebars 90 degress, and land the back peg and sometimes pedal on the ledge and lean back, keeping the front wheel off the ground but not grinding on the ledge either. grind: Another advanced grind. The rider must find two rails or ledges close enough together so he can bunny-hop and be grinding along on at least two pegs (one peg on each ledge or rail.
Icepick grind: A rear peg grind were the rider is grinding a long on the back peg only with the front wheel above the ledge.
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Learn about the technology and design of womens' frames in this free video series that should help you pick the proper bike for yourself.Expert: Eric Kieke Contact: www.spincitycycling.com Bio: Eric Kieke co-founded the Spin City Cycling bicycle shop in Austin, Texas. He is a member of the National Bicycle Dealers Association. Filmmaker: Sally Martin
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Learning to ride a bike can take weeks or even months of practice. But one nonprofit group is offering a class that uses an unusual method to teach kids to ride ... in as little as 15 minutes. Adam Rose reports from New York.
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Tony explains how to adjust Shimano gears.
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Overview of the new Trek Madone.
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Tony explains how to replace an inner tube in the event of a puncture.
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Biking though Palisades Park and down the California Incline, Santa Monica CA. Sample footage for my review of VHoldR's Contour HD helmet camera: http://www.sierradescents.com/reviews/cameras/vholdr/contourhd.html
Format: 1280x720p HD video.
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With bike commuting on the rise Lauren Mooney from Bicycle magazine offers CBS News' "Bike Rider-in-Chief" Harry Smith a handful of bikes to try out for good buys, styles and options.
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This video makes a playful comparison of people who drive hybrids in place of other gas powered cars, with people who try to quit smoking by smoking "lite" cigarettes. And in the end the film maker proposes that those people instead consider using the "patch"... a bicycle, as a way to end their addiction to smoking cigarettes.
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From the chaos of Bombay to the Space Age of Singapore by cargo ship. The two cyclists then leave by cargo ship and cross the equator for the first time. Australia here we come.
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Cool mountain biking footage from AdventureImagery.com. Cycling, or bicycling, is a form of transport, recreation and sport. As a sport it has many specialties such as racing, mountain biking, road, track, touring, and freestyle. Endurance and speed play a major role in most of the disciplines.
See more extreme sports videos at AdventureImagery.com, a footage library specializing in adventure and extreme sports stock footage licensed royalty free for use in your own productions.
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