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Bamboo bicycle makers Panda Bicycles will be featured in an episode of “How It’s Made” on the Discovery Science Channel tonight.
You know what it’s like having an elephant around; it’s that thing that is glaringly obvious yet has no immediate solution so everyone just ignores it.
Trek says more than 70,000 lbs. of carbon fiber have been recycled from its domestic manufacturing facility in Waterloo, Wisconsin.
The Sea Otter Classic has traditionally been more associated with mountain biking than city riding, but we spotted a ton of cool stuff that translates to commuters and road riders as well.
A new website, Spinlister, lets you search and rent a bike for an hour, day, or longer by putting you in touch with someone with a bike to spare.
While in San Francisco last month I had the opportunity to visit Timbuk2's California office where we saw bags being made, including the new Bicycle Times bag that's on sale now.
Since so much of the cycling industry is based in Asia these days, Taipei is often the first look the world gets at new and emerging technologies and products.
Legions of cyclists have learned to repair bikes from him, ridden bicycles he’s built, or used his advice as guidance on how to better enjoy the world on two wheels.
Lance Armstrong’s former team is among eight elite squads that agreed to race in a series that cycling’s top official has called a breakaway league, Bloomberg news is reporting.
There was so much to see at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show it's hard to know where to start, but here is a collection of some of our favorite moments from the show.
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