Cycle to work

Even if you don't have a shower at your workplace, you can still ride your bike to work. Here are some tips on cleaning up.

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With cycling set to become the norm for our daily commute to work, here’s what you need to know to make your ‘bike’ commute a success. #cycling #biking #commuterbike #career #health #exercise

Cycling to work is a great way of fitting more activity into your busy daily routine, and what better way is there to enjoy the beginning and end of the work day. It’s also good for the environment as you won’t be burning any fossil fuels on your commute - the only fuel you’ll need is your breakfast. But how to start cycling to work? You don’t need a complicated programme or a detailed plan to start cycling, just a bike and the willingness to give it a go. If you haven’t tried it before…

A reader wrote in wondering how to stay professional while biking to work -- she worried that by keeping her business casual clothes at the office (and biking to work in leggings and sneakers) and arriving with helmet hair and no makeup, it was creating an unprofessional impression when she arrived at her law office. Great discussion with the readers on the style of cycling -- and how to stay professional while biking to work.

Biking to work is becoming more popular each year. According to the US Census, over 870,000 Americans bike to work. In this article we cover 11 biking to work tips for anyone wanting to get started pedaling to work. A couple examples are to wear a helmet and bright clothing. Check the weather before you hop on your bike. Have a clean up plan for when you arrive at work. Click here to check out the other eight helpful biking to work tips that will have you enjoying your commute!

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Commuting cyclists require a specific type of pant. These seven are designed to handle the wind, rain, grime and out-of-control cabbie.

Did you know that some companies are helping employees to cycle to work? Across the globe, companies are going above and beyond to get people out of their cars and onto two wheels. In this article, we’ll look at why companies should do more to promote cycling, as well as our pick of the top 7 that are exceeding expectations when it comes to encouraging it.