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    political pressure from the U.N., The Irish government will be creating new legislation to protect the cycling industry, ensuring its growth, as well as investing more money into the sustainable transport industry, the bicycle industry and into electric bikes. The figures for Dublin show that there has been a 1.5% increase in “sustainable transport users.” The government will need to do a lot more to catch up with Belgium (8%) and The Netherlands (25%) (World bank Group 2016). After suffering the international financial crisis and after the crisis in the eurozone, the Irish economy shows signs of recovery. After experiencing a growth of 1.4% in 2013, the economic dynamics recovered with strong growth in 2014 (5.2%) and 2015 (7.8%). Estimates for the end of 2016 are positive, with the growth of 4.9% is expected (IMF…

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    4.5 Non-motorized transport Cities are increasingly turning to the use of non-motorized transport because of the benefits it brings to the environmental and economic aspects. Today, for a variety of reasons (health, environmental, financial, and others) cycling is increasingly popular, and is the most outspread and effective form of non-motorized transportation. The bicycle originated in Europe in the 19th century as a mean of recreation and since then has spread worldwide. The concept has not…

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    concern to those who cycle in Ancaster and puts drivers nearby at risk because cyclists might not have appropriate or safe areas to bike. This also discourages possible riders from cycling in Ancaster. It can also cause damages to infrastructure and property that is used as an alternative to a proper bike lane, such as lawns, curbs, and sidewalks. It can also pose a safety concern to pedestrians if the cyclist is forced to use the sidewalk instead, something that is against Hamilton By-Law…

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    Wheels Of Change Analysis

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    1. There many be many reason to why there is such an emphasis on cycling right now around the world, but in Tim Blumenthal’s article “Wheels of Change: the Rise of Bicycling in America” he isolates a few within the United States. Subsequently, even though he talks about the United States many of these reasons may be overarching global ones too. Within his article towards the bottom he mentions three perks: “companies save money on health insurances when encouraging employees to bike to work,…

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    Bike Obsession Analysis

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    KTM, Fuji, Fondriest, Breezer, SE, Bellweather, Abus, Hammer, Santini, Netti and Craft. In Brisbane and Melbourne, there is 21% and 19% of bike share users are substituting for car use. Other researchers have noted the intrinsic benefits of travel, in terms of creating a buffer between work and home, variety-seeking, and independence, and it is plausible these benefits are applicable to bike share. In 2010, Brisbane and Melbourne introduced bike share programs in their city centers and some of…

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    could help my dad and found that biking was claimed to be one of the best exercises to help people with MS. I was really into biking so I was glad I found one way to help my dad. We did happen to find a medicine that helps slow down the progression of the disease. What I Want To Know I am hoping to get a lot from the research that I will be doing for my senior project. I am focusing on the benefits that people who have nervous system diseases will get when they engage in biking. My main…

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    Fitness Class Proposal

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    percent of college students drop out of school because of mental health issues. CSUB does offer counseling and other services to assist with these issues, but the numbers are not going down. Students should be required to take one fitness class of their choice each semester to help with stress and other related issues. Analysis of problem- The class ensures all students are participating. The system will be very similar to high school physical education curriculum. Freshman and sophomore year…

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    are famous casual riding bikes which possess the following unique features: • Extra wide tires • Upright handlebar • Simple design • Large and comfortable seats • Coaster brake - backpedaling can stop the bike Although their rides are enjoyed on smooth and leveled surfaces, cruiser bikes perform well in various environments. They are available in different models, sizes, and colors. Therefore, every family member can acquire one of his or her own choices. Some cruiser bikes are designed…

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    Marcy Recumbent Exercise Bike with Resistance ME-709 If you are looking for a good thigh and abs workout then a recumbent bike is an excellent option for you. If you love cycling but that feels stressful on your joints then you can opt for a recumbent bike for exercising. With this you can get all the benefits of cycling or riding an upright stationary bike on a regular street. In addition to that you get the advantage that the pedals are only slightly below the seat level. This puts less stress…

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    Active Lifestyle Plan

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    at $6.8 million, with direct costs used for drugs, hospital, and physician care. Indirect costs were relate to work loss due to illnesses and premature death (Toronto, Active City). As seen in Figure 1, obesity levels in countries with higher a higher percentage in active transportations are lower compared to countries with lower percentages. In addition, an Figure 1: Population-level relationship between obesity and combined walking, cycling, and transit share (Toronto, 2009) active city…

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