Here's the ticket

Article Abstract:

George Bush and Bill Clinton were asked their opinions of bicycles as an environmentally sound transportation method. Bush said he favored increase in usage, and Clinton said his administration has encouraged the sport in Arkansas, but neither candidate gave a workable plan that could be followed nationally.

Clinton, Bill, Presidential candidates, Environmental policy, Bush, George H.W.

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The dynamic duo

Article Abstract:

Cycling requires legs with developed muscle tone, since bones produce no power. Exercises and training tips that help build up the muscles and prevent injuries are included. Rest is important, and cramps can be treated with mild massage and modest sodium supplements.

Health aspects, Care and treatment, Methods, Muscle strength, Leg, Cycling

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Postcard from the edge

Article Abstract:

Advocacy groups want to make cycling a major means of transportation. The movement is supported by the European Federation of Cyclists and the Bicycle Federation of America to promote cleaner and quieter transportation.

Conferences, meetings and seminars, Environmental aspects, Bicycle commuting, Cyclists

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