“Very chilling,” says a surfer-looking dude, fully entranced with my wheels as I whiz by him in my local park on a Wave electric bicycle ... and overall great-looking with clean, simplistic ...

I affectionately call my bike The Brooklyn Bomber ... “it’s safe to say that this water bottle will not work well in a dishwasher.” Insulated water bottles are great for people who actually ...

That’s not the case with the Wave eBike, an electric bike concept that claims to be the “fastest and most affordable electric bike ever” on its Indiegogo page. DON’T MISS: Yes, the Apple ...

Even though new electric bicycles are created every month, it appears they all share the same flaw: the price. Most of them, if not all are valued too high for regular commuters. Spending car ...

But those bottles are often so flimsy that I’m afraid one would splinter or tear when I shoved it into a backpack. The CamelBak Podium Bike Bottle, by contrast, is built to survive being ...

(WAVE) - A Memorial Day tradition ... Participants are asked to bring their own water bottles as there will be no refill stations this year. Coca-Cola will provide bottled refreshments upon completion ...

People using e-bikes over cars to get around town is generally considered an environmentally-friendly practice. However, there is still a long way to go to build a completely sustainable personal ...

KALAMAZOO, MI -- There is a new wave in town, designed to increase safety and keep cars out of the bike lane. The new Bike Wave barrier was installed recently along West Lovell Street to protect a ...

LOUISVILLE, Ky. (WAVE) - Thousands of people came out to the Waterfront Park for the Mayor’s annual Hike, Bike and Paddle event. The day kicked off with events on the Great Lawn where people warmed up ...

Two people were killed and rescue helicopters hovered above a raging surf searching for further bodies after a wave ripped apart an elevated bike and jogging ... ride with a great view.

an overwhelming number of pro riders all used the same bidon (or bike water bottle). After a little digging, they discovered that the ubiquitous bidon was made by Coloral, a British company.