Cargo bikes and trikes are just starting to catch on in North America, after a long history in Denmark, the Netherlands, and Germany. And now might be a great time to jump in and get one. Copenhagen-based Butchers and BicyclesĀ hasĀ created a pretty freakinā awesome tilt-action cargo trike that looks like it could blow the competition
Ā Over on the wonderful, leading bicycle site Copenhagenize,Ā Mikael Colville-Andersen shared some pretty superb pictures of and comments on bicycling in GreenlandĀ and other northern countries last month. This one above is just so beautiful to me. Hereās more from Copenhagenize: Greenland is an area we havenāt covered much here on Copenhagenize. Weāve noticed that many
Brazilian Bike Culture The Copacabana neighborhood in the city of Rio de Janeiro is enjoying an upswing economically, as is the whole of Brazil. Ā The changes are progressively upbeat, integratingĀ a greener travel style. Copacabanaās air is a bit fresher and the sounds of traffic are more naturalistic and harmonious due to the widespread use of
Bikes that are more than bikes. TreeHugger had two nice posts recently on bikes of the future and bikes of the past that help people transport various things besides people. These are definitely worth a share. As you can see if you are a regular reader here on Planetsave, bikes are a popular topic. Riding
