Bicycling Science book

Bicycling Science David Gordon Wilson
Publisher: The MIT Press

Turn It Up – When Science Meets Bicycling. There was an interesting post on the New York Times' Phys Ed blog today about the role of icing in recovery for sore muscles. So much awesome stuff from Seattle's greatest youth science entertainer. Before you can improve your bike's performance, you need to know what makes your bike faster, and that is where science comes in. Bill Nye the Science Guy envisions bicycle arterials all over the city, with showers in workplaces and lots of places to lock your bike securely. Editors Note: This is the first article from WeBikeEugene's newest contributor, Jennifer Hughes! The University of Washington will become the global capital of bicycling for four days in June, when scores of scholars, policymakers, analysts and activists come to campus for the Bicycle Urbanism Symposium. Science is a fascinating process. People who walk or bike to work are likely to influence their co-workers and partners to do the same, according to health researchers. By Jennifer Hughes (Contributor), on December 5th, 2010.