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To encourage a greater bike mode share, our solution is to create an app called “Bykes” that would be used as an aide to bikers whenever they wanted to plan bike trips and ride along routes. The main feature of the app is that it will route bike riders from their origin to their destination while keeping them on designated bike lanes and trails as much as possible. The service will ask each user what their comfort level is before the route is chosen, and then the algorithm will choose a path that

Within 10 months I hope to be able to save and plan for a summer trip to Whistler Bike Park in British Columbia. I have always loved mountain biking as a hobby to both stay in shape and have a blast doing it. Within the past two years I have gotten into downhill mountain biking. A discipline where you take a shuttle up to the top of a trail/mountain, and riding extreme trails downhill. These trails have large features such as jumps, gaps, drops. The risk is definitely increased but the adrenaline

Inside the place we call home, surrounded by the 5 Great Lakes is the state I love called Michigan, and inside that state is my Michigan hero. My Michigan hero is my amazing dad. I admire my dad for everything he does. He is a wonderful person who is very kind and works hard. My dad’s background story is what helps define him. My dad is passionate about racing. He raced amateur motocross when he was 15 and decided to retire after ten years. HIs love of riding is in my blood. My dad taught me how

stages such as I did when using the role of a mother in playing house. I used perspectives and traits I believe I presents a mom such as cooking and cleaning to represent the self of a mother. This is an example of Mead theory of the play and game stage. One last Characteristic of Play is Intrinsic Motivation. This fits well when I first learned how to ride a bike. In my Elementary school, we were provided with about ten bikes during play time. I never knew how to ride a bike but every day during

It is very vital for bikers to master simple basics on adjusting gear ratios. This helps to minimize gear shifting technical hitches that arises when riding a mountain bike. This mostly occurs when a mountain bike skips a gear or fails to shift into gear. Mountain bikers experiencing this problem need to learn how to adjust their gears before biking. The following are vital guidelines on adjusting mountain bike gears. (a) Having a strong bike stand- This positions your bike well for easy gear adjustment

“Wahoo!” I yelled while speeding down the steep hill. “This is so much fun!” I yelled to Carson. As we reached the bottom of the hill, I said “let's go again!” We walked our bikes up the steep dirt hill. Rocks got in our shoes as we walked. When we reached the top, Carson pointed to me and excitedly said “race?” “Let’s do it.” I replied. “3-2-1-Go!” Carson said as he started to pedal down. “Hey I wasn't ready!” I yelled. I hopped onto my seat and clenched my hands tight on the handlebars. I started

The scientific question of the project was, Does the size of a tire affect the bike’s speed? The hypothesis was , If the smaller tires were used, then the bike would go faster. The important procedures were: Make sure all equipment is ready. Test the standard wheel of 1 rotation or pedal a second to ride to the finish line. Test smaller and bigger wheels. Record data and have at least 3 trials. Record the data on a piece of paper and compare results to your hypothesis. The Independent variable is

on. Given that at least half of the bicyclists never use the bike paths, I am advocating for bike lanes, particularly on the uphill side of the road. Simply adding 2 feet of pavement and minimizing the ditch alongside the road will both maximize bicycle safety and minimize cost. I believe that the bike lane is needed to keep them safe. In the winter, the bike lane will help keep cars from getting stuck in the ditch after snowstorms when it is virtually impossible to tell where the road ends and the

3.1 Identify Life in Denmark is based on bicycles as a very important means of transportation. Denmark strives to be green can be found throughout Danish culture ” Cycling is an integral part of this & reflects both the ecofriendly of the country” An average of 36% of all travel to work & school was made by bike in order to achieve zero carbon dioxide emissions by 2025 (Environmental Administration 2011) Facts in Copenhagen 70 % of the accidents involving cyclist are single-cyclist accidents

Many people think that all mountain bikes are a like. That is not true. You can get a wide variety of mountain bikes and they each have different type of frame. The frame will differ depending on how the bike will be used. If the bike is for riding on the road then it will have different requirements than going cross-country. Your gender also will be a factor. Bike frames for ladies mountain bikes will differ from the men's version. The male frame will have a higher bar although there are plenty