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Bodies! We've got to have them, but we don't have to hate them. Kick body shame out the door with the aid of …

The first step to dismantling the patriarchy is understanding how it works in our everyday lives. Manspressions by Joe …

An homage to the classic Our Bodies, Ourselves, this encyclopedic, crowd-sourced compilation of essays, resources, …

This is the sequel to Critical Mass: Bicycling's Defiant Celebration, an awesome classic that chronicled the …

In the not-so-distant future, when gasoline is no longer available, humans turn to two-wheeled vehicles to transport …

Here are somemore of Jeff's Favorites. In this one he'd like to take you through the full spectrum of emotion. …

You've heard of mansplaining, but what about manstitutions? From manologues to manversations, mantrums to manger, …

Everyday Bicycling is your guide to everything you need to know to get started riding a bicycle for transportation. …

 So would we! But someone's gotta make 'em.

Critical Mass, Bike Party, Slow Roll, Courteous Mass, Clitical Mass, Bridge Pedal, Bike to Work Day, or just your …

Ready to get tidy but don't want to chuck all your stuff into a landfill? Open your eyes to the life-changing magic of …

Want to learn to make your own soap? Mend your torn clothes? Grow your own cucumbers? Carry your groceries and children …

Whoops! These Taking the Lane stickers were accidentally printed without a slogan or image. We can't remember what …

This audiozine features authors and others reading some of the most popular essays and stories in the first ten issues …

Take your bike anywhere, everywhere.

Because it's the only life / community / world we've got, and it's worth it.

“Proud Bikesexual” features an illustration from the second issue of Taking the Lane.

This sticker calls out the elephant in the room. Ever been stuck in traffic? Hint, 99 times out of 100, it's not …

Do you?

After a roommate who was into tai chi and Chinese philosophy moved out, I found little scraps of paper with this phrase …

Leave them all in your dust!

Every so often some bombastic politician will get up and call cars "freedom machines." We think the opposite.

A classy, subtle statement, suitable for all occasions.

If you're only interested in dating folks who ride bicycles, here's one way to send out the bat signal. 

An overbearing central government creates a massive, wasteful, public infrastructure subsidy for the supposed good of …

Channel your inner eight-year-old to express your true feelings about transportation.

A perfect fit for the top tube of your bike, or really for any spot where you need a daily reminder.

Close your eyes and just imagine the positive bike ions!

Sometimes it's the only thing to do.

Sometimes you just have to get out there and go for it.