It is possible for drivers of all vehicles to share the road. It takes attention, practice and consideration for others on the road. As a motorcyclist, you can do your part by following the rules of the road and these simple motorcycle safety tips.
The evolution and development of motorcycles from the early beginnings to modern history.
All the important milestones in motorcycle history in a brief infographics - fom first motorcycle prototype to BMW's development of ABS system.
It is possible for drivers of all vehicles to share the road. It takes attention, practice and consideration for others on the road. As a motorcyclist, you can do your part by following the rules of the road and these simple motorcycle safety tips.
The evolution and development of motorcycles from the early beginnings to modern history.
All the important milestones in motorcycle history in a brief infographics - fom first motorcycle prototype to BMW's development of ABS system.
The history of Bicycles is very interesting. I go for morning walks. From time to time, i saw an old man riding different bicycles every other day. Out of curiosity, i googled the bicycle history. This is what i came up with. Hope this was infomative.
Livingit a platform for passions hosted a Passion Talk on Cycling for beginners! This presentation was prepared for the talk which can be viewed here - http://www.livingit.in/cycling/passiontalk-cyclist-divya-tate/
Part 1 - Getting started cycling
What you need to have – Equipment, Accessories, tools and spares – Choosing them wisely!
What you need to know – Bike maintenance, Basics on staying safe, fit and injury free!
Part 2 – A glimpse at the world of Cycling
Different strokes for different folks - Introduction to the full Spectrum of all kinds of Cycling. Deciding what is right for you.
This helps you to know the advance technology of automotive.In this paper, I address the influence of ICT based Intelligent Automobile Safety System reduce the proportion of Highway Accidents due to human factor (i.e. 95%). These systems make use of ICT to provide solutions for improving road safety in particular in the pre-crash phase. These systems operate either autonomously on board of the vehicle or co-operatively through vehicle to vehicle or vehicle to infrastructure communications. They make it possible to ensure safe speed, lane support, pedestrian protection, night improved vision, driver information system, GPS & GIS navigation, emergency braking system, hill ascending & descending holders, traction control, roll over and its protection and wine smell detector.
You can’t control the actions of other drivers. But updating your defensive driving skills can help you avoid the dangers caused by other people’s bad driving. So before you get behind the wheel of that two-ton frame of glass and steel, here are some tips to help you stay in control:
The history of Bicycles is very interesting. I go for morning walks. From time to time, i saw an old man riding different bicycles every other day. Out of curiosity, i googled the bicycle history. This is what i came up with. Hope this was infomative.
Livingit a platform for passions hosted a Passion Talk on Cycling for beginners! This presentation was prepared for the talk which can be viewed here - http://www.livingit.in/cycling/passiontalk-cyclist-divya-tate/
Part 1 - Getting started cycling
What you need to have – Equipment, Accessories, tools and spares – Choosing them wisely!
What you need to know – Bike maintenance, Basics on staying safe, fit and injury free!
Part 2 – A glimpse at the world of Cycling
Different strokes for different folks - Introduction to the full Spectrum of all kinds of Cycling. Deciding what is right for you.
This helps you to know the advance technology of automotive.In this paper, I address the influence of ICT based Intelligent Automobile Safety System reduce the proportion of Highway Accidents due to human factor (i.e. 95%). These systems make use of ICT to provide solutions for improving road safety in particular in the pre-crash phase. These systems operate either autonomously on board of the vehicle or co-operatively through vehicle to vehicle or vehicle to infrastructure communications. They make it possible to ensure safe speed, lane support, pedestrian protection, night improved vision, driver information system, GPS & GIS navigation, emergency braking system, hill ascending & descending holders, traction control, roll over and its protection and wine smell detector.
You can’t control the actions of other drivers. But updating your defensive driving skills can help you avoid the dangers caused by other people’s bad driving. So before you get behind the wheel of that two-ton frame of glass and steel, here are some tips to help you stay in control:
O termo Mountain Biking refere-se a uma modalidade de ciclismo na qual o objetivo é transpor percursos com diversas irregularidades e obstáculos.
Em alguns países de língua latina o esporte é chamado de Bicicleta Todo Terreno ou BTT (sendo esta abreviatura a mais usada em Portugal e nos restantes países lusófonos). No Brasil é chamado popularmente de Mountain Bike, eventualmente de Ciclismo de Montanha e é comumente abreviado como MTB.
Esta modalidade é praticada em estradas de terra, trilhas em montanhas ou fazendas, dentro de parques e até cidades.
We bring practical and innovative products and solutions, like our leading edge Australia first all4cycling pit stop vending machines and Green Guru gear to our cycling community when and where they need them most.
Biking and Walking Safety, Attitudes, Behaviors, and Trends: A Review of New Data
The latest federal data can tell us a lot about trends behind biking and walking. This panel will explore takeaways from recent studies by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration (NHTSA) and the Alliance for Biking & Walking. We’ll dive into methods and findings from the Fatality Analysis Reporting System (FARS), 2012 National Survey of Bicyclist and Pedestrian Attitudes and Behavior, and 2014 Bicycling and Walking in the United States Benchmarking Report.
Presenters:
Presenter: Heidi Coleman National Highway Traffic Safety Administration
Co-Presenter: Mary Lauran Hall Alliance for Biking & Walking
Co-Presenter: Laura Sandt Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center
I love Biking & got a chance to Speak at Ignite, an event of speedy presentation, any topic, 5 minutes, 20 slides, every slide changing in 15 seconds.
I spoked on Biking or Cycling.
Nesse slide tem TUDO sobre o Mountain Bike.
- Origem
- Definição
- Equipamento
- Modalidades
- Cross – Country ou XCO
- BMX
- Freeride
- 4x
- Trip Trail ou Maratona
- Downhill ou DH
- Trial
- Enduro de Regularidade
(Possuindo em todos os slides fotos sobre o título referido)
This presentation illustrates the evolution of bicycles in a very simple style. It is prepared by Thirumoorthy R, Certified Sports Engineer (trainee) at Sports & Management Research Institute (SMRI)
How to Buy a Practical Bike, by Noah Iliinskyiliinsky
About twice a month, all summer, someone asks me for help or advice on buying a bike. Now, inspired by the famous Rob Gruhl, here's a talk that covers everything you need to know to buy a practical bicycle.
Where on earth the happiest people reside? Which one is the best place to live in / relocate to?If you have these many questions racing through your...
Known commercially as “the go anywhere bike,” fat bikes offer more stability which allows you to be more adventurous. In soft conditions, fat bike riding can burn a whopping 1500 calories an hour.
Tips & Tricks To Find The Best Bike At The Best Rates For All Bike Lover & Newbies
A Small Guidance For All My Friends Who Loves Bike Rides And Want To Own One
2. Overview
Mountain
biking is a extreme
sport. It is a hybrid
between motocross
and BMX riding. It is
by far my Favorite
sport. Riders love to
build there own
jumps and ride them
with buddies all day
until its too dark
3. History
Mountain biking
originanated in
Kamloops BC. The
original riders include
Wade Simmons, Brett
Tippie and Riche Schley.
All of these riders still
ride today. The person
who invented the
mountain bike is very
debatable as many have
claimed it.
4. Rules
While there is no written rules in Mountain Biking
there is many unwritten rules that riders need to respect.
• Respect the Trails or Jumps
• Fix what you destroy
• Be respectful of others and there riding
There are many race events and slopestyle events that
have there own specific rules. Weather it be the type of
armor or how you are judged it can change
5. Types of
Bikes
My three bikes for 2011 (Left to Right: Dirt Jump, Slope style, Downhill)
The type of riding you like to do can drastically change the bike you
ride
• Dirt Jumping – Only suspension in the front (around 4 inches), one brake,
one gear
• Slopestyle – Suspension front and rear (4 inches on both), 2 brakes, 5-6
gears
• Cross Country – Suspension front and rear (5-6 Inches on both), 2 brakes
(20-30 gears)
• Downhill - Suspension front and rear (8 inches on both), 2 brakes, 9-10
gears)
6. Safety
The safety equipment people use is
personal preference. Many people use a lot and
some use little. Full face helmets are becoming
more and more popular and neck braces now
available. Some people will wear shin and knee
pads, and some people will wear just knee pads.
Its all what people choose to wear
7. Safety Issues
Mountain biking is an extreme sport. The risk is very high.
Getting hurt is constantly an issue. I have gotten 2
concussions, broke both feet and broken my leg. The
sport is just so fun I couldn’t stop. The energy rush of
flying through the air can not be compared to anything
else for me
8. Where to ride
There are many places
to ride your bike. The
forest seems to be the
most popular. There are
many developed trail
networks all over
Kelowna. There is also a
bike park. Many secret
locations also exist.
9. Types of Riders
Mountain biking is a very diverse sport. There
are the weekend warriors who just ride for
fun, Tuesday night cross country riders who like the
exercise. The dirt jumps who build jumps and ride.
Downhillers require shuttles or chairlifts and the
free riders that ride skinnies.
10. Proper
Technique
When riding something new you always
want to make sure you know what your riding
before you ride. If you go off something blind
you could end up in trouble
11. Style
Developing style into your riding is
something that many riders strive to do.
Maintaining proper bike control while riding
makes your riding fun as you develop skill to
move your bike around and be more playfull
12. Tricks
Riders add in tricks to what they do for fun
and to train for competitions. There are so many
tricks that everyone does there own unique
moves. Many rides try really hard to just huck
tricks everywhere which isn’t favored in
competitions, you need to be a solid rider
13. Digging
Digging and maintaining jumps is some of the
most important part of our sport. Most of the time
nothing is given to us and we have to build it
ourselves. Building gets you respect in the
community and allows more opportunities. Some
riders dig more than the ride. Its part of the sport
so do it.
14. Sponsorship
and Promotion
Harrison Mendel 1st Place
Junior Advanced (Top level
for under 15)
Many of the top riders have sponsors that give
them budgets for travel and competitions. Being a
sponsor rider for many Companies like Transition
Bikes, Silver Star Bike Park, Deity Components and
Cyclepath Kelowna I know my role in properly
representing companies all over the World
15. Web Videos
After being injured I took up cinematography. Helping my
friends out with videos on the internet to promote
themselves. This is huge in mountain biking and the
Videos produce a lot of views
Video of Me before injury and Silver Star Bike park (Red Jersey, Red
Helmet, Green and Blue Bike)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ln-L8Al9JtE&feature=related
Video I produced of Jeremy Weiss Bas van Steenbergen
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/233784/
Video I produced of Jeremy Weiss (filmed while in full leg cast and crutches)
http://www.pinkbike.com/video/215968/
16. Credits
All photos in presentation of Harrison Mendel
Photos by
• Mike Kirk
• Kai Wendt
• Bryce Piwek
• Matt Butterworth
• Brad Walton
• Laurence CE
Cinematography by
• Harrison Mendel
• Matt Butterworth
