You never stop pedaling; if you stop pedaling, a cannon sounds and you're airlifted out of the arena.
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You're just pedaling and pedaling, and you're like, "I'm doing this thing," and you envision doing the jump and completing it.
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It went like this: Two-minute warmup on the bike; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 303-second high-intensity pedaling; two-minute moderate-intensity recovery; 20-second high-intensity pedaling; three-minute cool-down on the bike.
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Twisting a throttle does the same with no pedaling necessary.
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That means Musk has made more than $700,000 pedaling hats.
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The woman's tremors disappeared while she was pedaling with Dr. Alberts, and he later showed in a controlled study that the ability of forced pedaling to suppress Parkinson's symptoms can persist for weeks afterward.
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I was pedaling uptown on the First Avenue bike path and found myself (as I often am) becoming irritated with a man on a Citi Bike who was pedaling very slowly in front of me.
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Just place under your desk, get pedaling, and shed those calories.
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The electric motor kicks in a second after you start pedaling.
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The mouse jerks spasmodically, one hind leg pedaling through the air.
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Pedaling assistance is only permitted to a maximum speed of 25kph.
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In the 1980s, Janszen began fantasizing about pedaling through virtual landscapes.
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He eventually rolled down the hill to the finish without pedaling.
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Some e-bikes can run on electricity alone with no pedaling.
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Exhausted, I pulled over for a fortifying swim before pedaling back.
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She finds solace pedaling fast all over town on her bicycle.
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The increase in airspeed is analogous to pedaling a bicycle downhill.
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The electric motor reduces the effort involved in pedaling the bike.
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Most models in the United States are pedal-assist e-bikes — they provide an electric boost only when the rider is pedaling, unlike throttle e-bikes, which can provide assistance even when the rider isn't pedaling.
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Pedro Aguerreberry, 42, was pedaling his bicycle near his Tampa-area home.
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BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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This varies the speed ratio, or resistance you feel while you're pedaling.
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Johnny Manziel is back on TV pedaling auto insurance for Direct Auto.
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You're still pedaling, but as you do, the motor enhances your efforts.
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Imagine pedaling a bicycle uphill for an hour; this is my workout.
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"I suspect that Peloton will be pedaling backwards very soon," he said.
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That meant pedaling across town from his apartment in the East 19203s.
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Their motors shore up your pedaling as needed — or, with some electric bikes, do the pedaling for you — making climbing hills or riding for long distances less taxing and daunting than the same ride on a standard bicycle.
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The legislation, which would also legalize electric scooters, would allow not only electric bicycles that give extra support to a pedaling rider, but also those that could be operated without pedaling, by engaging a motorcycle-like handlebar throttle.
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For it, he and his colleagues asked sedentary men and women to complete three 20-second intervals on a stationary bicycle, pedaling as hard as they could manage, with two minutes of gentle, slow pedaling between each interval.
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For the last workout, they were introduced to super-high-intensity training, consisting of pedaling as hard as they possibly could for 30 seconds three times, with two minutes of rest between each grunting bout of all-out pedaling.
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After strapping on her helmet, she mounts her mountain bike and begins pedaling.
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On technology's superhighway, he is not pedaling in place; he is losing ground.
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In the fourth image, the suspect is pedaling away at 222:210 a.m.
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But it was one that needed some major soft-pedaling for the public.
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Some go to the CitiBike station and get some exercise, pedaling in place.
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Or you can try a surrey bike, pedaling along with the entire family.
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Pedaling feels totally normal — except you go twice as fast with half the effort.
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"Pedaling the bicycle, controlling the ball, watching for traffic- its all calculation," he said.
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Pedaling all the way to the temple with our friends, ready for the wedding.
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E-bikes won't reverse that trend unless enough people stop driving and start pedaling.
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While they look slightly similar, Wheels can only seat one person and requires pedaling.
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Does it turn into a stationary bike until you manually recharge it by pedaling?
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Some people get freaked out, and their brain shuts down, and they stop pedaling.
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Here's what else is happening: Pedaling to work may have to wait until Friday.
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Plus it beats pedaling to work on a cheap bicycle with no electric boost.
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Each workout included three 20-second intervals of fast pedaling on an exercise bike.
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For starters, you don't need to do the actual work of pedaling a bicycle.
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Douglas dove into the pool and brought her up from the bottom, still pedaling.
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He's so good, he can even grab something from the kitchen while pedaling away.
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These bikes work by giving the rider a bit of a power boost while pedaling.
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Then she's in mid-air, legs pedaling nothingness as she plummets fearlessly into the deep.
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Bale and Blazic were seen smiling while pedaling side-by-side during the sunny outing.
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Far from being diesel or nuclear vessels, they are powered by scuba divers pedaling furiously.
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Your pedaling is converted into an electrical current, which is used to trigger the accelerator.
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His first National Security Adviser, Michael Flynn, was caught pedaling influence for the Turkish government.
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But in his bid to get away, Froome added the extra twist of frantically pedaling.
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The traditional gears and chains that transferred pedaling power into forward momentum were very inefficient.
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HONG KONG (Reuters Breakingviews) - Jack Ma is pedaling headlong into China's troubled bicycle-sharing sector.
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Alex Bell hates it when the designated bike lane he is pedaling down is blocked.
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Then the volunteers cycled for 90 seconds multiple times at a range of pedaling speeds.
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He set a world record by pedaling 16.7 miles in one hour at age 102.
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He also had added to his pedaling power, increasing that measure by nearly 40 percent.
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For the next 40 minutes or so, you perform various movements while pedaling against resistance.
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Poured in a funnel, beans are transformed into a paste by a grinder activated through pedaling.
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Not knowing what else to do, I kept pedaling my hundred-pound, suddenly non-electric bike.
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Trump supporters spent months telling us they despised political correctness, the soft pedaling of hard reality.
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But when it's 100 degrees outside, pedaling for a few minutes can feel like a chore.
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You just hear some kids distantly hooting in victory, some wind, and the pedaling of bicycles.
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I started pedaling and immediately felt the 250-watt motor pull me forward without any jerkiness.
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"Oh," I say, back-pedaling rapidly—won't having gas blown up one's vagina be rather drying?
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The other is a throttle-controlled bike, which does not require pedaling and which was illegal.
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Riders can engage the motor either by twisting the throttle in the handlebar or by pedaling.
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E-bikes, as they're called, are outfitted with battery-powered motors that make pedaling less effortful.
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Your pedaling pace is often pegged to the tempo, with sprints starting when the beat drops.
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Secure your rear wheel's quick release into the trainer, clamp it in place, and get pedaling.
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I find it a distraction from the simple pleasures of pedaling, but your mileage may vary.
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The point of the class is to never stop pedaling against the resistance of the bike.
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Pedaling through the city these days, it is difficult to imagine what Copenhagen once looked like.
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I am going to keep pedaling and I am going to keep running barefoot no matter what.
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E-bikes make a lot of sense if you aren't into actually, you know, pedaling a bicycle.
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It runs on automatic transmission, meaning it adjusts between harder or softer gears based on your pedaling.
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Remarkably, she directly contradicted the ongoing soft-pedaling by the Executive of Russian operations targeting the country.
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In this clip recorded by NBCSN Cycling, the peloton can be seen pedaling intently along a hillside.
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And if you're in NYC, keep a look out for a two-wheeled Millennium Falcon pedaling around.
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Peloton bikes calculate energy output as a function of users' pedaling speed and the bike's resistance setting.
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Pointing this out could be construed as anti-labor, or soft-pedaling the seriousness of brain damage.
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And I think what we're watching is someone back pedaling from that but still wanting that recognition.
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He sat in the front of the class, cranked the resistance on his bike and started pedaling.
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Athletes begin at the top of a ramp, which they descend while pedaling and being pulled by gravity.
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The case has raised suspicions that the city's Law Department itself has been soft-pedaling police misconduct cases.
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It resembled pedaling a bicycle backwards, the agony and futility, and finally, the entry into another world altogether.
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The Cruiser can be used like a bike, with the electric motor offering assistance to make pedaling easier.
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There's also a secure phone holder, so riders can plug in directions into a navigation app while pedaling.
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And we can actually update the drive parameters — like how the bike responds to pedaling — in real time.
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For two months, he remained home in isolation — reading, communicating with friends and pedaling on his exercise bike.
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As always, I see mostly women, trudging on the treadmill or pedaling on the elliptical while watching television.
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I start pedaling hard, I sweat, my legs hurt, but I only think about getting back on track.
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But in Chopin, Liszt or Rachmaninoff he had practically nothing to say about tone color, rubato or pedaling.
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But Mr. Frankovich said that nothing compared with "street viral marketing" — cyclists pedaling dark streets, with wheeled illumination.
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Within a couple of minutes, electrical shocks are pulsing into my legs, causing them to contract into pedaling.
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"However, Trump undercut the power of his proposals by soft-pedaling the cost of such a buildup," he wrote.
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FIM's Enduro 1 events allow motors to produce more than 250 watts with pedaling assistance allowed up to 45kph.
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I stopped pedaling and the barely audible engine stopped too, though I continued to roll forward without any braking.
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If you think Indiana can ignore these issues by using its speed to attack back-pedaling defenses, think again.
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In late April 2013 he fell off his bike in Washington as he was pedaling near the Lincoln Memorial.
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With a small, rechargeable battery, the motor works only if you're pedaling, and it doesn't add too much oomph.
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It's a beautiful day, and the colors in the clouds are incredible to look up at while pedaling along.
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The touchscreen makes for easy inputs while pedaling, and it sits clean on the handlebar with options for mounting.
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I could wrap my stories in self-deprecation, soft-pedaling my accomplishments in the way women are trained to.
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Ms. Koch curated and oversaw it all by bike, pedaling from one end of the island to the other.
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Watch him speed dribble up the floor, turn back-pedaling defenders into traffic cones, and finish with a layup.
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In the first episode of Amazon's upcoming comedy Fleabag, the main character's boyfriend dumps her, then immediately starts back-pedaling.
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They were told to ride a bike for about six minutes, pedaling as hard as they could toward the end.
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Asprey's more intense workouts include heavy weightlifting, sprints, and pedaling on his customized exercise bike for short periods of time.
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Training properly means getting up at dawn, sliding into more spandex, and pedaling for as much as the day allows.
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During her workout she claims the instructor repeatedly increased the torque on her bike, and told her to keep pedaling.
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That way, when you're pedaling, the length of the raincoat stays closed and keeps the tops of your thighs dry.
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No matter which you pick, you'll enjoy smooth, motor-assisting pedaling without any intimidating buttons and throttles complicating your ride.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I'm piloting my bicycle up Lafayette and I spy a Bill Cunninghamesque figure pedaling carefully ahead.
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Her statements were quickly picked up around the web — which is par for the course for outlets pedaling celebrity coverage.
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Slowly pedaling his legs in the air, the French hip-hop choreographer could be an astronaut walking in outer space.
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"What's six intervals" — of horrifically fast pedaling up the equivalent of a mountain — "to a queen?" she yells during class.
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He had a couple of bleeding people on the back of his cart and was pedaling furiously, his legs straining.
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Then they'll use a stationary bike and a Google Cardboard virtual reality viewer to experience pedaling through their galactic landscapes.
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As a hobby and side-hustle, he started pedaling computers he customized on campus with disk drives and extra memory.
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Bikes that don't require pedaling to move, such as throttle-assisted e-bikes, are still banned throughout New York state.
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Watching the Wonder Woman 1984 trailer at my desk, my feet began pedaling fast — again, almost of their own accord.
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There's even an arms section where you curl and press your biceps and triceps until they fail, all while pedaling.
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While I'm sure I looked incredibly dorky pedaling into the air, the physical and visual stimulation kept any embarrassment at bay.
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Like most e-bikes, the Ampler Stout can sense how hard you're pedaling and automatically adjust the power output in support.
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Throttle e-bikes, common among food delivery workers, don't require any pedaling, just a twist of the handlebar to get moving.
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Lime says dockless electric vehicles get people to where they're going a lot faster than pedaling with a traditional bike, too.
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Anyone whose best friend is getting married and all of a sudden you're back-pedaling, that's the first thing you say.
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Adam Klein is continuing his crusade to raise money for cancer research — and this time, he'll be pedaling for a cure.
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I wanted to find out if pedaling to control a video game would have a place in VR's future or not.
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WASHINGTON — Michelle Obama has burned off her date-night meals at Washington's new generation of acclaimed restaurants by pedaling at SoulCycle.
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He had never raced but liked to ride the bike as cross-training, and he found that pedaling provided stress relief.
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Then they had the athletes complete three separate sessions of pedaling a stationary bicycle for 10 kilometers as quickly as possible.
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That makes a night on the back of someone else's bike seem like an O.K. substitute for the feeling of pedaling.
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Pedaling alongside my fellow commuters — students, workers, pensioners — I felt part of a communal experience that might soon be gone forever.
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Critic's Notebook One of the most powerful men in European theater was flat on his back, merrily pedaling in the air.
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Hopefully, it'll be competitive to the $99 Gear VR. BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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The bicycles are electric assisted, so when you start pedaling, an electric motor kicks in that gives you an extra boost.
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My feet slide under the straps and into the pedals automatically, and they just start slowly pedaling of their own accord.
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But after accusations of China back-pedaling on commitments, Trump on Sunday made his threat to raise tariffs again this Friday.
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No word on if it'll ever come to the U.S. BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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Then another long uphill depleted my final half-battery, even though I had been pedaling almost entirely in Eco mode by then.
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Cranking the Volta's shaft drive feels like pedaling a normal bike — it's the Zehus Bike+ motor that takes some getting used to.
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Studies show people on bikes who swore while pedaling against resistance had more power and strength than people who used "neutral" words.
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Lean on the Boosted for getting up hills or going down them safely, or to avoid foot-pedaling on long straight-aways.
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But pedaling turned out to be surprisingly easy to both do in a confined space, and to use to operate a car.
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Superdestrian's tech gives riders more control over the bike because it ensures the power is better synchronized with pedaling motions, he says.
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"My gut just got all wrenchy," Ms. Uhlaender said recently, tears welling up as she slowed her pedaling on a stationary bike.
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"We are surrounded by our heroes getting weight loss surgery, pedaling fitness to us, instead of true self love & acceptance," she says.
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Usually, SoulCycle classes involve an "arms" series, in which cyclers take a break from pedaling to perform bicep, tricep, and shoulder exercises.
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Unable to talk—and instructed not to try—I give Bishop the thumbs up and start pedaling at a prescribed 277 RPM.
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Bernie Sanders relatively soft-pedaling the China issue, Democratic frontrunner and former Vice President Joe Biden is going the other direction entirely.
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Their pedaling was associated with a lengthier life span, adding an average of 3.7 years to riders' lives, compared to sedentary Danes.
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Fund managers said it was not clear if Intesa was back-pedaling or playing for more time to make up its mind.
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While unusually offensive, it was only one in a string of Holocaust denial and soft-pedaling statements by the Trump White House.
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What if you don't crave the performative aspect of pedaling away while co-workers laugh and make Peloton jokes behind your back?
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But most told the scientists that they thought they were riding faster during that trial, because the pedaling had felt so difficult.
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If you stop pedaling you lose — and then a cannon sounds, an airship swoops down, and you're ushered out of the arena.
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"This is a young man's game," said Viscidi, 31, pedaling past two other pedicab drivers who look to be in their early 20s.
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Once Lynn and Asha had made their way out of Green Ocean and located their bikes, they started pedaling back to Camp Wino.
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Now, after several generations and many refinements, the motors have been optimized specifically for long-distance bike rides and better responsiveness to pedaling.
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The final pedaling action was at the cross-country course where Swede Jenny Rissveds and Swiss Nino Schurter rode the trails to gold.
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The Think & Learn Smart Cycle is a toy bike that works with a companion app so toddlers can play educational games while pedaling.
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Maybe we should just give up on the idea of electric cars altogether and start pedaling everywhere we need to go instead.[Aerovelo]
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It's a "Rock the Bike" that generates electricity through pedaling and -- in this configuration -- can charge up to 25 phones at a time.
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Seriously, there could have been a paperboy pedaling down the street shouting, "Mornin', Ms. Peletier!" and it wouldn't have seemed out of place.
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It might seem odd that you're pedaling to simulate a horse galloping or a car's wheels, but it felt quite natural to me.
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They showed mermaids riding whales, running stores, pedaling bicycles and helping out at construction sites, under harbor skies full of hot-air balloons.
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Minutes later, just long enough to marvel at the Lower Manhattan skyline, we were pedaling around the island in a two-passenger surrey.
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The attorneys general have based their inquiries on whether Exxon's alleged soft-pedaling of climate risks or carbon regulation amounts to securities fraud.
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Many city streets weren't designed with bike riders in mind, which can make pedaling along them scary or even impossible in some cases.
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With four days of food and clothing lashed to our bikes, and with the vaguest notion of what awaited us, we started pedaling.
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The bikes have a motor that makes pedaling easier by giving riders a boost of power, topping out at 20 miles per hour.
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While Sklar was pedaling at the gym, MacDonald found that working out at a high-intensity interval training studio worked better for her.
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No surprise, his technique, though still phenomenal at times, has waned a bit with age, and he compensates to some extent with pedaling.
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Pedaling my bike through thick sand and sinister humidity, I found some idyllic, nearly empty beaches on the southeast corner of the island.
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Peloton's made its name by peddling (and quite literally pedaling) its popular stationary bike and companion workout classes for the last several years.
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For these, he was instructed to increase his pedaling frequency to between 203 and 90 revolutions per minute, compared to about 60 r.p.m.
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Each volunteer completed eight 20-second intervals of very hard pedaling on a stationary bicycle, with 10 seconds of rest after each bout.
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Rashford spun away from David Luiz and rushed past the back-pedaling Cahill, but he was denied one-on-one by Thibaut Courtois.
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"A few years ago we felt like we were on a stationary bicycle, pedaling but going nowhere," said Antonella Nannetti, another union official.
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The images capture every staggering detail, including the tiny figure of a cyclist pedaling across the pockmarked highway, offering an incredible sense of scale.
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In a 2014 study, researchers found that novice cyclists activated their hamstrings with more force while pedaling a recumbent than a standard stationary bicycle.
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Like a bicycle, the Vycle has a gearing system that makes it relatively easy to carry your own weight between floors by just pedaling.
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"When you give it a try, it's so logical, just to step in the car and to drive away by pedaling," says Brocades Zaalberg.
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Hardcore spinners can even dial up the resistance to make pedaling harder, but may want to think carefully about the length of their commute.
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Last year, NYC mayor Bill de Blasio lightened up the rules with an exception for electric-assist bicycles that still require pedaling to move.
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And since this 1981 recording was also filmed, many of Gould's fingerings and pedaling choices could be observed and are included in the edition.
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Pedaling an electric mountain bike is a workout, not an effortless romp, requiring almost as much physical exertion as riding a standard mountain bike.
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In the racing mini-game, pedaling increases the car's speed, though you can also shift gears using one of the triggers on bicycle's handles.
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He was also forced to briefly interrupt his victory salute to retake hold of his handlebars to boost his pedaling and avoid toppling over.
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Apparently the rider had his horse saddled and ready in a trailer nearby when he noticed the perp pedaling off with the stolen bike.
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Some days, my experience of body acceptance is a scenic four-mile walk, and some days, it's pedaling on a stationary bike to nowhere.
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Then the camera pans to James Delos (Peter Mullan)—whose company owns the park—pedaling a stationary bike before setting upon his morning rituals.
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Though I was glad to see the end of bush camping and pedaling eight to 10 hours a day, I also wanted to continue.
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HONG KONG — "Bohemian Rhapsody," the Queen biopic, has been faulted by some Western audiences and critics for soft-pedaling Freddie Mercury's relationships with men.
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David grew up in South Orange, N.J., and took flying lessons before he passed his driving test, pedaling his bicycle to a nearby airport.
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To be sure, there are plenty of prominent Republicans who have remained silent or who are soft-pedaling any criticism of the White House.
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Germany's political class is doing the country an egregious disfavor by soft-pedaling its muscular, state-of-the-art efforts in labor market integration.
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The neighborhood showed signs of returning to normal, with a group of teenagers pedaling on their bicycles on 57th Street moments after it reopened.
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Yet after you're clipped into the Peloton bike, you're almost assured to keep pedaling until the instructor gives you that end-of-ride congratulations.
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"When you ride this bike, the pedaling motion causes the drum of the washing machine to rotate," the students wrote on design site Tuvie.
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It is not as if the Port Authority has been soft-pedaling the impending opening of the Oculus, the birdlike main hall at the hub.
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The bikes, created by startup GenZe, are designed to assist riders as they're pedaling, therefore reducing the need for much energy while biking — especially uphill.
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Adding a 250W electric motor to supplement your pedaling greatly extends that range, with the added promise of a no-sweat arrival at your destination.
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One man invented a way to solve both problems, with a stationary bicycle that will stream Netflix for you, only if you keep on pedaling.
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The image of him taking LSD before heading home on his bicycle, pedaling unsteadily into the technicolor future, is the acid heads' own Nativity scene.
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That way, it can take over the pedaling for you when you've had enough, propelling you towards your destination with little effort on your part.
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She is there honoring gold star families and people are pedaling conspiracy theories that frankly don&apost shouldn&apost be dignified on the major platforms.
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Pedaling straight into the sun What's the point of an IMAX spin class if it doesn't make me forget that I'm in a spin class?
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On a very slightly uphill finish, Cavendish kept pedaling to the line while Greipel, who was ahead, put his head down a bit too early.
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With each race a flurry of pedaling quickly layered on technique and agility as they hopped over obstacles and leaned near sideways on hairpin turns.
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There is no law requiring adults to wear helmets in New York, and it is common to see experienced riders pedaling with their heads unprotected.
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Pedaling kick starts an e-bike's motors, which cut off at 20 miles per hour in the United States and about 523 mph in Europe.
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But Mr. Trump did not single out China for criticism, continuing a pattern of soft-pedaling on a dispute that could annoy United States allies.
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To find out, they invited five fit, young men and women to a human performance lab and sat them in front of arm-pedaling machines.
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Finally, at the end of each session, the men and women repeated the interval portion of their original pedaling, since it was the most tiring.
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Some of Gandhi's fiercer critics may feel this is soft-pedaling, but it does help build a fair, thorough and nuanced portrait of the man.
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But he ventured a few embellishments, and his playing had freshness and clarity except at a moment or two of breakneck speed blurred with pedaling.
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" (There's a work pun in there somewhere.) Don't worry about disturbing your co-workers either—FlexiSpot claims that the bike's pedaling system is "whisper-quiet.
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It would have to involve a kind of motion that is even easier than walking, less impactful, more automatic ... like pedaling a bike, in fact.
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A few stray bicyclists in ski goggles and snow pants could still be seen pedaling painfully down the streets, refusing to bow to the cold.
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He longs to go biking again, but while pedaling on a stationary bicycle is part of his therapy routine, taking to the street is not.
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Exxon faces investigations by the Massachusetts and New York attorneys general into whether it has misled the public and investors by soft-pedaling climate change risks.
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However you interpret the global back-pedaling from further negative rates it argues for the Fed to pursue looser, more accommodative policy than it otherwise might.
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My goal was to fall into some sort of zen where I wouldn't realize I was pedaling a stationary bike in the middle of the office.
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Riding in this mode while pedaling and occasionally using the throttle depleted the battery after about 40-45 km on average, or about 25-28 miles.
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The bike's battery provides a boost while you pedal — up to 220 mph — but if you stop pedaling, the bike slows just like a regular bike.
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Gomez can be seen pedaling past young fans at a local school's basketball court as many run after her to get a chance to say hello.
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It works by hooking up an Arduino to your stationary bike, which (with Byrne's Python script) can control your Netflix based on how hard you're pedaling.
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Froome freely admits he is no student of the sport's heritage — his only concern is pedaling faster and for longer than anyone else in the peloton.
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New Zealand's unusual row of pedaling sailors, including a former Olympic cyclist, appear more aerodynamic than the "grinders" on the hand-powered winches of other teams.
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It is not the coffee or the powders or devices Asprey is pedaling that can miraculously change your body and life: It's the entire Bulletproof lifestyle.
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The sense of speed from pedaling and speeding along the virtual track was so intense, I got dizzy, my stomach hurt and my eyes dried up.
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While there's no surefire way to make the VirZoom less nauseating, I think the best bet is to ease the player very slowly into the pedaling.
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He does the same when he hears that someone is about to be murdered by one of the gangs, madly pedaling his bike to the scene.
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They can cut one day off their sentences for every 16 hours they spend pedaling special bicycles that generate electricity to light the city's riverside promenade.
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The exercise was gentle — a walking pace of one mile per hour or comparable effort while pedaling — and the volunteers typed and chatted during these breaks.
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The driver of a 50,000-pound bus traveling on a Manhattan street narrowed by parked cars honked at a cyclist pedaling ahead on a Citi Bike.
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Dr. Herman and Professor Chomsky were severely criticized over the years as soft-pedaling evidence of genocide in Cambodia, Rwanda and, during the Bosnia war, Srebrenica.
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Why merely stretch your legs strolling along Lake Lugano's picturesque tree-shaded promenade when you can get a real workout pedaling yourself out on the water?
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While the two look to expand trade and cooperation in areas like agriculture and water management, India is soft-pedaling its support for the Palestinian cause.
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The letter enraged Democrats who had already accused Barr of soft-pedaling the seriousness of Mueller's findings in his public statements before the report was released.
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The SoulCycle team is pedaling furiously to combat the backlash it has faced after the public learned that one of its investors is a prominent Trump supporter.
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Molly Cranna When the us women's track cycling team rolls onto the velodrome in Rio for the pursuit event today, they'll be pedaling some funky-looking chariots.
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Electric bikes — which typically use electric motors to assist your pedaling, as opposed to driving the bike completely — tend to have 20 or more miles of range.
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The Think & Learn Smart Cycle is stationary bike that allows kids to play educational video games on a connected TV or tablet while pedaling through the level.
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At CES, LimeBike unveiled its new electric pedal assist bikes, which use electric power to give your pedaling a boost and make riding up hills a breeze.
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Nearby at Nihola, a cargo bike brand that is more like the Toyota of the pedaling scene, a showroom displays compartments big enough to fit four children.
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When I got to work early enough I took a full shower — usually after pedaling hard for the duration, so it was a little like a reward.
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Lately he had been pedaling a rickshaw, earning about $2 a day ferrying passengers through the warren of alleyways in a run-down part of metropolitan Manila.
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They're among an army of riders working for the British-based Deliveroo firm who have rapidly become a familiar sight pedaling up and down the city's boulevards.
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But it does go a way to explaining why Obama is soft-pedaling his criticism of Trump in this instance when previously he has been more forthright.
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The newest bike-share offering — Jump, which arrived last Monday — uses an electric motor to bolster manual pedaling, so riders do not have to break a sweat.
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The key to getting the shocks coordinated with the pedaling was a sensor system installed in the bike to monitor where Muhn's legs were in the rotation.
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That smiling skinny man pedaling his bicycle among the honking cabs in a blue French worker's jacket with a camera slung around his neck — what a picture!
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We can educate all we want, but we can't win this fight without also cracking down on the people who are pedaling this garbage to our kids.
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I tried to be as honest as I could, but I feel like I still was soft-pedaling things, at least in the book about my mother.
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So if you go below the speed you initially programmed, the show will be paused until you pick up the pace and keep pedaling at the programed rate.
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Cowboy has opted for an automatic transmission — motor assistance kicks in automatically when you need it the most, such as when you start pedaling, accelerate or go uphill.
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If you stop pedaling at that speed, or above, you're essentially freewheeling for about half-a-revolution of the crank before you feel resistance on the pedals again.
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At an age when most are grateful just to walk to the bathroom, the French cyclist set a world record Wednesday by pedaling 14 miles in one hour.
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In fact, it wants to take you pedaling through the solar system and across the coasts of Hawaii, all from the vantage point of a studio bike seat.
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Climate change featured in Xi's bilateral meetings with Pacific countries, which are concerned by Washington's withdrawal from the Paris climate accord and Australia's soft pedaling on the issue.
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In fact, the amount of pedaling energy needed to reach that record-breaking speed was roughly equivalent to how much power you'd need to illuminate three light bulbs.
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Holding her speed around the 379m course, pedaling just occasionally after the initial high-tempo spins, she put down the quickest time of the day of 34.508 seconds.
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Soft-pedaling human rights may also help Washington avoid alienating countries in Southeast Asia that it wants to keep from moving further into China's orbit, those aides said.
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Politicians in this growing city pursue cycling as a mode of transportation to the fullest potential, prioritizing pedaling over driving, aiming to double bicycle commuting traffic by 2030.
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It was inelegant, with Froome pedaling sitting on the top tube of his bicycle frame for aerodynamic gain, but effective, putting him into the yellow race leader's jersey.
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After adding a bunch of resistance on the bike, cursing people put 4 percent more power into their pedaling compared to when they were saying a neutral word.
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London (CNN)President Donald Trump's shock announcement shutting down travel from much of Europe came with the customary back-pedaling common to many of his hastily announced initiatives.
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So they asked their volunteers to consume large amounts of carbohydrates in the two hours after their session of hard pedaling but not to otherwise coddle their muscles.
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Of the 33 people signed up for the whole ride, 28 made it the full 4,000 miles, pedaling and camping through mountains, deserts, rolling farmland and tropical forests.
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A travel tip for the Dolomites: You don't want to be the driver, negotiating steep hairpin turns and bands of Italian cyclists pedaling through dangerously narrow mountain passes.
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It features an automatic transmission — motor assistance kicks in automatically when you need it the most, such as when you start pedaling, you accelerate or you go uphill.
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The riders all had burned about the same number of calories while pedaling, but more of those calories came from fat when the men did not eat first.
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I set a goal for myself to try to break the 25 mph speed limit pedaling uphill in Turbo mode, but the best I managed was 22 mph.
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Morris Waxler, Ph.D., who helped evaluate the technique, is back-pedaling based on what he says is now known about the long-term health effects of the procedure.
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The pedaling hasn't quit and my heart is pumping happily away — albeit slower than the song, in the 90 to 100 BPM range, according to my Apple Watch.
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Three years ago, Christina D'Ambrosio went to her first spin class, pedaling fast on a stationary bike to the rhythms of popular music as an instructor shouted motivation.
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During another of the four-day sessions, they substituted one hour of their sitting time with exercise, pedaling a stationary bicycle at a moderate pace for an hour.
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The New Zealand team brought Van Velthooven on board as their secret weapon to power a revolutionary pedaling system, with "cyclors" replacing the winch grinders used by other crews.
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And of course, if you want to work on increasing your heart rate and oxygen intake while pedaling outdoors, choose a trail with more hills and limit your coasting.
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She was almost celebrating at the finish, only to watch Armstrong, pedaling like fury, roar home in 44 minutes 26.42 seconds before collapsing on to the tarmac in exhaustion.
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The 3,954-passenger Carnival Vista, also launching in April in Europe, will offer a suspended ride guests propel by pedaling, family staterooms, an IMAX Theater and an onboard brewery.
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Once you've hooked up the system based on these instructions, you simply set your workout routine, choose the movie or tv show you want to watch, and start pedaling.
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There are three settings, slow, fast, and no drive, to allow different pedaling speeds in different types of traffic, or just to sit there stationary, working up a sweat.
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But Wheeler pushed back against Oliver and various other critics (including me) who felt the FCC was soft-pedaling on net neutrality and on regulating telecom companies in general.
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This compact, 35-pound bicycle includes a 250W rear hub motor to assist with pedaling, powered by a 5.8aH lithium-ion battery, stealthily concealed within the bike's top tube.
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Though such a policy would be in keeping with the traditional U.S. approach to removing sanctions, many policymakers have criticized this potential delisting as another example of soft-pedaling.
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As in other markets, users in Milton Keynes find and unlock Lime's bikes, which use battery-powered motors to reduce pedaling and travel further distances, through a mobile app.
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PARIS — In a windowless room in the Second Arrondissement of Paris, about 40 riders were clipped in and warming up, pedaling round and round, waiting for her to enter.
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To warm up, men and women in thick hockey gloves practice by biking in tight circles, holding a lightweight mallet and maneuvering around a small ball while pedaling constantly.
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Taking Mr. Deng's lead, China played the junior partner, if not always deferential then at least soft-pedaling its ambitions and avoiding conflict with the much stronger United States.
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It's just not natural for us to burn a bunch of unnecessary calories lifting things for no practical purpose, jogging in circles or pedaling a bike that doesn't move.
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The morning of the race I awoke to the sight of portly gentlemen, young boys and mothers with infants in bike seats pedaling and walking up the steep hill.
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Finance Minister Kim Dong-yeon said on Wednesday the government will need to adjust its wage policies, signalling some future soft-pedaling in the drive to raise minimum wages.
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During bicycle and hand-grip exercises, researchers asked subjects to repeat curse words and neutral words while pedaling against resistance and squeezing a hand dynamometer, then recorded their results.
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After freely pedaling two to three revolutions, most bike's motors kick in with a soft(ish) push, accelerating the bike and adding to the power output by the rider.
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Okafor recommended the following sample workout you can do in 20 to 30 minutes:Warm-up: five minutes on a cardio machine (with a goal of burning 10 calories per minute)Workout:Body-weight squats — 20 repsBody-weight stationary lunges — 20 reps on each legDeadlifts — 20 repsCrunches — 20 repsLeg lifts — 20 repsA three-minute cardio burst on a stationary bike: three rounds of 30 seconds of slow pedaling followed by 30 seconds of fast pedaling
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SALAHUDDIN ROAD, Gaza Strip — The four women pedaling bicycles with jammed gears and wobbly chains up Salahuddin Road, Gaza's bumpy main highway, on a recent morning caused quite a stir.
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NBA superstar Steph Curry has been doing an awful lot of back-pedaling in recents weeks after he joked on a podcast that he believed the moon landing was fake.
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The motor kicks in as soon as the rider starts pedaling, propelling the bike up to 20.63 mph for an average range of 22014 miles on a full battery charge.
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The 70-year-old actor hit a Santa Monica bike path Thursday and was seen pedaling around with a friend ... less than 2 months after having emergency open-heart surgery.
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Whether squeezing onto the 23.833 train or pedaling through Lower Manhattan, I notice a few curious glances at the bike with the big battery in the center of the frame.
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Exercise cues are often timed to the music, and in the bike classes, instructors often remind you to match your pedaling to the beats per minute of a particular song.
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Smart bike trainers—the kind that can make you feel like you're pedaling over hills—start at around $500; and smart treadmills can easily run into the thousands of dollars.
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The motor on an Ampler or VanMoof only assists you when pedaling, sensing your desire to accelerate or climb and then kicking in smoothly to give you a silent push.
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The nature of her work — essentially selling herself as a brand, as opposed to a pedaling hard trade or talent — definitely benefits from major life events, even the tragic ones.
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This was how they did it: two minutes of warm-up, three 20-second all-out bursts separated by two minutes of slow pedaling, and a three-minute cool-down.
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We're in a cycling studio, where for one hour we've been pedaling away, dripping sweat, with disco lights strobing across the spandex-clad instructor at the front of the class.
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But Eric Trump on Thursday admitted he was considering shutting down the auction early when questioned about whether it could come across as influence pedaling by The New York Times.
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I speed up again and it doesn't take me long to overtake the Brazilian couple, then Shirley, who seems more sure of herself now and is pedaling with more strength.
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In the fourth quarter, on 3rd-and-1 from the Chiefs' 3-yard line, Rodgers was flushed from the pocket and back-pedaling to avoid the Chiefs' oncoming pass rush.
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That July and August we were always wet, pedaling through spectacular afternoon thundershowers along Biscayne Bay, the 35-mile inlet of the Atlantic that indents the southeast coastline of Florida.
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The only noise comes from a pair of children furiously pedaling a boat shaped like a swan, waving and calling out to parents who watch anxiously from a nearby pier.
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Make your way across the footbridge (mind the bikers pedaling through the throngs) to a small square with elevated bamboo huts where locals gather for a sort of singing bingo.
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"Joe Biden is a friend of mine, and we worked together on some issues when he was vice president," Sanders said, soft-pedaling his answer as the Democratic crowd listened carefully.
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The startup has been selling bikes the last couple years which enable you to don a VR helmet and get transported into a world where your pedaling translates to actual movement.
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If you've never ridden a pedelec e-bike — one that assists you while pedaling instead of just driving you like a motorbike — you should know that it has two important traits.
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But Eric Trump said last week that he was considering shutting down the auction after facing questions from The New York Times about whether it could come across as influence pedaling.
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Artist Agustina Woodgate's Radio Espacio Estacion (RadioEE), a multi-lingual radio station, focuses on mobility, transportation, and movement — the flow of water, the migration of bodies, the pedaling of a bicycle.
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Sure, I easily broke a sweat pedaling on the VirZoom and I had some good times lassoing cowboys, but I never felt like I was completely blown away by it all.
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Most of the bicycles were old-school upright varieties distinguished by their utility and lack of appeal to thieves, whose ubiquity is a gnawing source of worry among the pedaling class.
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The city then clarified its own rules in June (which I wrote about then for The Atlantic's CityLab), and legalized pedal-assist bikes, which use an electric engine to boost pedaling.
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The e-bikes used by Domino's have small motors to help with pedaling, can hold up to 12 large pizzas and reach assisted speeds of up to 20 miles per hour.
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But I learned that after a bike ride of just three miles, especially if I was pedaling the whole time, I would end my commute with everything revving — including sweat glands.
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After some pedaling on her own bike, which was locked in a trainer, and a quick physical assessment, Wassner hopped onto a sophisticated motorized rig with handlebars, a seat and pedals.
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The weight will be a hindrance, the placement of the seams can be very uncomfortable, and the positioning of the pockets works well for walking, but not so well for pedaling.
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I mostly stuck to just using the throttle — using the throttle while pedaling takes some getting used to — but it made quick, fun work of the bike lanes around our office.
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I was riding a bike through the woods next to my house, pedaling as hard as I could, reaching for a way to push the hours on the clock into movement.
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When Muhn hits a button to turn the system on, the packs send signals to the muscles that cause the leg muscles to contract, pedaling the legs and moving the bike.
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The Iris has normal bicycle pedals and eight-speed race bike gearing, combined with a 250-watt electric motor with rechargeable battery pack that kicks in automatically once pedaling is detected.
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In a speech to the New Hampshire Institute of Politics at Saint Anselm College in Manchester, New Hampshire, Warren also faulted unnamed Democrats for soft-pedaling their rhetoric for political reasons.
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And yet, walk through the city on a stifling hot day in June, and you'll find people pedaling bicycle rickshaws, hauling goods on their heads, constructing towers of glass and steel.
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I tried to breathe and just keep pedaling, ignoring the sudden panicked sensation of floating in space, and also trusting that those headlights in the distance were not coming straight at me.
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The latter utilizes built-in sensor technology that measures speed and torque, and adjusts to pedaling style and force to deliver an added boost of motor-assisted speed at key moments, e.g.
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As she was pedaling, a driver of a BMW, whom police identified as Neil Singhal, allegedly swerved into the bike lane and sent Delott flying through the air, according to the outlet.
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Pre-orders for the Rift now ship in June — a good indicator that there is pent-up demand for VR. BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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Yet Froome, who tweeted a video of himself back home last week pedaling with one leg on an exercise bike, is doing better than anyone had expected in his rehabilitation, Brailsford reported.
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I did not know it then — I was pedaling alone and without a guide — but there would be many other opportunities to learn about the role of the railroads along my way.
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This unhelpful correlation perpetuates mental illness as The Unknown, and as such something to be feared—which appears to be the rhetoric, or perhaps even the rationale, for pedaling enduring misconstrued stereotypes.
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PARIS — Aymen Arfaoui strapped on a plastic Uber Eats bag and checked his cellphone for the fastest bicycle route before pedaling into the stream of cars circling the Place de la République.
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The bike's display would drop from five lights (fully charged) to just one after about two round-trip commutes (so about 24 miles total) of mostly pedaling and some minimal throttle use.
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The high-intensity interval training training group did three days a week of cycling, with high-intensity bouts sandwiched between low-intensity pedaling, and two days a week of moderately difficult treadmill walking.
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The bike doesn't look or sound motorized in any way, so he was definitely pedaling his heart out to get the missus off the busy main roads ... with traffic building up behind him.
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To get an idea of how Canadian students are surviving the study season, we reached out to drug dealers around the country about what kind of dope their pedaling to today's disenfranchised youth.
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These types of workouts, structured as interval sessions, consist of brief spurts of high-intensity exercise, such as 20 seconds of all-out pedaling on a stationary bicycle, interspersed with periods of rest.
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Dean Barker, a former Team New Zealand skipper who is now the skipper of SoftBank Team Japan, said other teams had considered the pedaling option in the design phase and decided against it.
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But beyond the achievement badges displayed on your profile, you'll get in-ride leaderboards full of people to proudly pass, progress bars to fill by pedaling and kilojoule output high scores to beat.
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The wheel's smart technology not only allows the rider to go farther and faster and climb hills more easily but also automatically senses the effort from pedaling and provides the appropriate level of assistance.
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That differential grows if, like many people, including me, you take advantage of the recumbent machine's lulling, gentle posture to read, watch television or otherwise loaf while pedaling, achieving only a light exercise intensity.
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Kanye West, on the other hand, might be so used to popping a wheelie on the zeitgeist that he's forgotten the zeitgeist keeps moving forward even if you're standing still or pedaling against it.
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Having spent 2018 promising to hold Trump accountable if they won power, Democrats then spent most of 2019 soft-pedaling oversight out of fear of being stampeded by their own base into impeaching Trump.
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Imagine keeping one on your bike pedal to measure pedaling cadence, moving it to your kayaking oar for measuring paddling cadence, and finally sticking it on your shoe for measuring a run, for example.
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Heck, Tim Knoll, the biker in the video, is so good at busting bike tricks that don't involve the act of pedaling that he can even launch off the bike directly onto a skateboard.
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In the court documents obtained by PEOPLE, Farias says that 20 minutes into the class, she felt her legs begin to weaken, and tried to stop pedaling but the bike wheel continued to spin.
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With about 2 miles (3.5 kilometers) to go, Alaphilippe alternated between pedaling and the supertuck, in which he squatted down on the frame of the bike, reaching speeds of over 30 mph (47 kph).
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Canadian in Tour de France who ran a sub-4 mile says he still runs because doing nothing but pedaling for 3 weeks makes you 'a better bike racer but a worse human' physically
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Ed Fritz, their first coach, said that he remembers seeing them as boys pedaling their bikes around Overland Park, a sedate suburb of Kansas City, Mo., looking for an open gym or a playground.
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A band from Germany, Cliff Barnes and the Fear of Winning (named for J.R.'s archenemy on "Dallas") played environmentally themed rock songs ("Ride My Bike Electric"), their amplifiers powered by volunteers pedaling bicycles.
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If the cold bath were working as athletes hoped, the scientists reasoned, there would be fewer markers of inflammation and potential soreness in their working muscles after the bath than after the gentle pedaling.
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At 453 miles in, my system was fried and my G.N.H. had plummeted, and I still had another 22 miles of steep, uphill pedaling in front of me, followed by a 13-mile descent.
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After Khashoggi's disappearance was reported, Donald Trump Jr. began pedaling conspiracy theories on Twitter, suggesting Khashoggi — a member of Saudi Arabia's elite (and a cousin of Princess Diana's doomed lover, Dodi Fayed) — had terrorist sympathies.
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The European Commission had sufficient evidence to show that Chinese manufacturers were dumping e-bikes - which have electric motors to help with pedaling - in Europe and were receiving subsidies, the European Union's official journal said.
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If they're sticking to roads and straightaways, the BFR-3's gearshift, located to the right of its seat, lets riders squeeze as much speed from their pedaling as possible, just like on a bike.
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Rent a ride at nearby Little John Bikes and spend a few hours pedaling on a runway; then take a breather at one of the beer gardens (open only on weekends) sprinkled throughout the grounds.
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But when you're on a bike at night and contending for space with cars and trucks, or while you're pedaling your way down a mountain trail, you'll love the awesome output power of this lamp.
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But those numbers were not significantly lower after the chilly bath than after the pedaling, either immediately or two days later, says Jonathan Peake, a lecturer at Queensland University of Technology who led the study.
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Dixon, a security consultant from cybersecurity firm Carve Systems, researched how to manipulate the data traveling from the bike to Zwift, tricking the system into thinking he's pedaling quickly while not actually exercising at all.
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The 250-23-watt front-wheel motor makes pedaling up inclines effortless, and there's a boost button that gives you an extra burst of speed and feels like using a mushroom power-up in Mario Kart.
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LONDON (Reuters) - Bob Varney could be excused at times for thinking he is pedaling a up Mont Ventoux with a flat tyre as he tries to keep Britain's only professional women's cycling team on the road.
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I was 50 miles or so into one morning's ride, pedaling up an exurban hill, the third hard climb in succession, in the lowest gear, uncharted territory where every stroke pushes you maybe three inches forward.
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Here are some examples of what they actually should have played: The whole time, I was painfully aware of the fact that I was in a dark room, pedaling toward nothingness, while outside life was happening.
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Xiaomi said it has a system — IDbike Torque Measurement Method — that uses sensors to optimize the effort you are putting into pedaling so that you don't have to overdo it to get to your desired speed.
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The garden has a solar oven that has been used to make kale chips and sun-dried tomatoes, and parents have been enticing their children to drink smoothies by pedaling the bicycle blender, Mr. Lordahl said.
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The President flip-flopped on his stance on the matter, having said last year he believed Russia was behind the interference, but back-pedaling Monday to claim he believed Putin's account that Russia was not involved.
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Just this simple change in how the company maintains it fleet of 40,000 bikes (and newly released e-bikes, complete with electric-assist for easier pedaling) is expected to bring in $1 million in annual savings.
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Among the cyclists pedaling along is J. Peter Donald, assistant commissioner in the department's public relations office, who left his job as a spokesman for the F.B.I. in New York in 2015 to join the department.
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"The economy had solid momentum, but now it's pedaling against some pretty significant headwinds," Mary Daly, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco, said in an interview with The New York Times on Tuesday.
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Then on subsequent visits to the lab, they had the young people repeat the pedaling workout twice more, and immediately afterward, slip long cuffs over their arms that could be heated or chilled with water coils.
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The Hyper E-Ride Electric Hybrid bike can ride for 20 miles (up to an hour) on a single charge and uses a rear hub brushless 36 volt motor to give you the pedaling boost you need.
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Orbán was pedaling "fake news" long before it became a feature of politics in the West, said Ron Werber, a political consultant from Israel who advised the Social Democratic Party when Orbán ran for reelection in 2002.
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There's also a slight delay before it kicks in after you're already pedaling, and then keeps driving the bike forward for a split second after the cranking stops, despite being fitted with both torque and cadence sensors.
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Used on its own, the Think & Learn Smart Cycle wirelessly connects to a tablet mounted on its handlebars via Bluetooth, letting kids control one of four downloadable iOS or Android games through the speed of their pedaling.
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His team designed "Virtual Wembury" to work with various kinds of controls, including gesture recognition technologies like headsets that can track head movement, and even a foot-pedaling system that can be used in other medical contexts.
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Their "cyclors", including an Olympic cycling medalist, have kept their heads down throughout the contest, pedaling furiously to provide enough oil in the system to allow the boat to perform almost balletic pirouette maneuvers on the water.
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In an industry where the right invitation is all, Mr. Cunningham didn't wait for one, pedaling from street corner to show to benefit on the bicycle he had occasionally had to pawn when low on hatmaking supplies.
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Bikes and tricycles can be rented, and pedaling around the massive property is a great way to get outdoors, including exploring two big tree houses complete with wooden boardwalks, rope ladders, and slides that kids will love.
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Along with the top tube, Mr. Callahan also gave the frame a short rear triangle to make it more nimble on the East Coast's tight single-track trails and to aid in the power transfer while pedaling.
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And we've seen a lot happen: a war over a birthday party, Perry having his urethra shattered, Ed threatening Nathan and pedaling away on his dopey bicycle, Renata and Jane patching things up, and Madeline barfing on Bonnie.
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But there's a fine line between radiant and straight-up sweaty — and sometimes, you just want to glisten without pedaling your heart out at SoulCycle or diligently using a vitamin C serum for weeks until you see results.
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Instead of condemning Putin or even soft-pedaling an answer that still sided with U.S. intelligence, Trump attacked FBI investigators, refused to blame Putin, and then turned the conversation back to his obsession with Hillary Clinton's missing emails.
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The Italian champion won the stage after pedaling clear 2.3km from the top of La Planche des Belles Filles, a steep ascent where Britian's Froome himself won in 2012, as did overall race winner Vincenzo Nibali in 2014.
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The e-bikes supplied by Rad Power Bikes are equipped with small integrated motors to assist with pedaling, and can run for 25 to 40 miles, depending on the user, before needing a recharge, according to the company.
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Clinton have any plans, advisers say, to take cues from the Brexit campaign and start soft-pedaling her support for globalized markets, or denouncing porous borders, illegal immigrants and the lack of job protections in free-trade agreements.
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Mr. Trump has denounced abuses by Iran, Cuba and China — adversaries at odds with the United States on many issues — while soft-pedaling the egregious behavior of repressive political favorites like Saudi Arabia, Egypt and even North Korea.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - So great are expectations placed on French riders every time the Tour de France comes around they could be excused for feeling as though they are pedaling up an Alpine road carrying pannier bags full of lead.
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That experience pedaling to the doctor in his late teens proved to be the clearest early warning sign that the remainder of his vision was fading as a result of a condition called retinitis pigmentosa, which destroys the retina.
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A group of state attorneys general, led by New York's Eric Schneiderman, brought a securities fraud suit against the world's largest publicly traded oil company in 2015 claiming it misled investors by soft-pedaling the dangers of climate change.
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Local television then showed the super-fast foiling yacht on Waitemata Harbour in Auckland on Wednesday with four members of the six-man team pedaling, rather than using their arms to power the winches that provide the hydraulic pressure.
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But for the many other people who currently do not exercise or have never considered bike commuting, there is much to be said for knowing that, if needed, you can get a little help pedaling up that next hill.
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Then, during three other faux workdays, the volunteers broke up their sitting time by variously standing, walking at a treadmill desk or pedaling a modified stationary bicycle placed beneath their desks for at least 10 minutes once an hour.
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Then they had the men and women begin supervised workouts, during which their efforts increased over time from about 30 minutes of easy walking or cycling to about an hour of vigorous jogging or pedaling three times per week.
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President Trump loves to yell about "fake news," but don't expect him to call out his favorite news channel for pedaling it again: At least two Fox News personalities are now openly pushing conspiracy theories about Joe Biden's physical health.
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For 2,999 yuan (that's around $455) users get a bike that can assist the rider's pedaling for 45 kilometers on a single charge, and comes with a companion app that logs your distance, speed, GPS location, calories burned, and more.
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Metropolitan Diary Dear Diary: I see a lot of wonderful things on my bicycle commute from Prospect Heights to Union Square and back — BMX bikers doing crazy tricks, recumbent cyclists pedaling in repose, unicyclists wiggling their way up the bridge.
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VAISON-LA-ROMAINE, France — His bike crushed under a motorcycle's tires, his Tour de France lead in jeopardy and his rivals pedaling away, Chris Froome did the only thing he could think to do: He ran toward the finish line.
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Gradually, the workouts became longer and more intense, until by the end of four months the women were jogging or pedaling four or five times per week for 45 minutes at a pace that definitely caused them to pant and sweat.
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The smaller hub-assist motors, which he makes only for custom orders, typically produce only about 25 watts, he said, and require the rider to be able to maintain a high pedaling rate as is the case with all professionals.
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But I recently completed the one-day tour by bike with friends, and if you can stomach nine scoops and at least 21 miles (plus any pedaling to and from home), this might be the best day of your entire summer.
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Should anyone working to help families affected by President Trump's immigration policies take money from Mark Zuckerberg, whose soft-pedaling of Russian interference in the 2016 election allowed anti-immigrant hate to spread and potentially helped Mr. Trump gain votes?
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So, though the cycles are stationary, riders feel as though they are pedaling up a mountain in the Swiss Alps, for instance, or, when the music changes, that they are headed toward a distant planet somewhere far off in the galaxy.
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Mr. Mitchell knew all the family stories about how Mr. Eide was an expert unicyclist who became a cheerleader at Harvard, pedaling along the sidelines at football games with a giant bone in his hand to stir up the crowd.
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While taking pains not to make the midterm elections a referendum on Trump himself — a strategy that backfired on the party in 2016 — they're attacking Capitol Hill Republicans for soft-pedaling the many controversies swirling around the president and his administration.
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A group of state attorneys general, led by New York, said in March they would go after the world's largest publicly traded oil company for allegedly violating securities laws by soft-pedaling the dangers of climate change and efforts to fight it.
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Now Jump and its fleet of e-bikes (in January the company launched 250 of the bikes into San Francisco with rides for $2 for 30 minutes) is officially part of Uber, pedaling Uber away from solely cars and driving to get around.
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While you might think those moments of coasting downhill during your ride result in less of a workout than pedaling for an hour in an indoor cycling class, a small study from the University of Nebraska at Omaha found that's not the case.
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Despite the fictional Happy's setbacks — like selling a kidney so he could afford a house for a future wife who went off and married someone else — he lives up to his name, pedaling his three-wheeler through life with optimism and good cheer.
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In a 1991 episode of "Murphy Brown," the lead character, craving a quote from President George H. W. Bush on the latest health care debacle, decides to catch up with him on his morning jog by furiously pedaling a 3-speed bike.
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To no one's surprise, when the scientists tallied results, the cyclists proved to have unanimously reported less fatigue and more happiness during the moderate pedaling, especially if the researchers checked in near the end of either of the sessions of tiring intervals.
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Brooklynites will call out the locations — the restaurant Buttermilk Channel, the towering curve where the F train enters the Ninth Street station — and other New Yorkers will react in various ways to the scenes of delivery men pedaling furiously through the streets.
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Most e-bikes offer either a pedal-assist function that kicks on a motor after a rider completes a few pedal rotations or a throttle-assist in which it features a dedicated accelerator capable of powering the bike with or without rider pedaling.
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Germany expelled two Russian diplomats on Tuesday after the federal prosecutor for crimes against the German state took control of an investigation into the killing of a Chechen refugee in a Berlin park by a bicycle-pedaling assassin holding a fake Russian passport.
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But after a physiologist revamped his once-leisurely training, adding some strenuous pedaling, Mr. Marchand decisively bettered his own records and, at the age of 103, set a new world mark for the most miles pedaled in an hour by a centenarian.
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When I hopped on a pedelec bike owned by Jump Bikes ("pedelec" short for "pedal electric cycle," an e-bike with a small motor that assists pedaling but doesn't do all the work) for a ride around San Francisco, I felt just a touch stronger.
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That's actually a pretty sympathetic take, considering how little Mr. Reed thinks of "Hamilton," which he accuses of, among other things, turning a blind eye to the Schuyler family's ownership of slaves and soft-pedaling Alexander Hamilton's elitist politics and his attitude toward slavery.
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In a 2017 study, researchers found that if office workers used a specialized under-desk, bicycle-like device — which allowed them to remain seated while lightly pedaling — they burned about 20 percent more calories over the course of a workday than if they only sat.
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The co-founder of Revolights, Kent Frankovich, a 33-year-old mechanical engineer, began his quest for a better bike light after pedaling into a pothole one night while commuting from Stanford University where, among other things, he helped design a solar-powered freezer.
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"There's so many places where they're pedaling harder than we are, improving on Obama's machine, and that could put them over the top in the end," said David Kochel, a GOP operative in Des Moines and a former senior staffer to Jeb Bush's presidential campaign.
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While pedal-assisted e-bikes, whose motors only kick in while the rider is pedaling, have been legal in NYC, throttle-controlled ones have not, forcing many delivery workers who prefer them to do their jobs, to pay fines and risk having them confiscated.
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"Our bride hates tacky shit," one of the attendees told me, right before they hopped on a foot-powered Pedal Tavern, where they'd spend the next two hours pedaling around downtown and obeying the commandment to chug every time someone on the street took a picture.
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STOCKHOLM — In the Stockholm suburb of Varby Gard, it was not unusual to see the figure of a 63-year-old man pedaling a bicycle home after the end of his shift as an aide for disabled adults, hunched against the icy wind of a Swedish winter.
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During a class you might be asked to keep your resistance anywhere between 25 to 30 while pedaling at a cadence of about 60 to 70 rpm to mimic the feeling of riding on flat, even pavement while the beat of the music is nice and slow.
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She doesn't own a car, instead pedaling a red three-speed bike for the 20-minute commute to her office high above Lake Ontario in downtown Toronto — even when it's snowing outside, as it was on the mid-April day when we met for an interview.
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He added exercises I had never attempted, pedaling and running in brief bursts of intensity, lifting weights while balancing on one foot, focusing more on reaching and lifting movements that mimic the functions of everyday life, countering the stiffness accompanying aging by stretching, bending and leaping.
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Freshly loaded with $503 million more in investment and geared up to launch in 10 more U.S. cities this year, LimeBike is pedaling fast in the United States to pass China's Ofo and Mobike with their big ambitions and billion-dollar coffers from China power players Tencent and Alibaba.
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The so-called "safety bicycle," with wheels of equal size and a chain mechanism that allowed pedaling to drive the back wheel, along with the arrival of the pneumatic tire, had transformed cycling from an acrobatic and somewhat perilous enterprise into a pleasurable, less hazardous and even utilitarian recreation.
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But I, too, have sat on barstools waiting for Tinder dates that I hoped wouldn't think I looked bigger than I did in my photos, and I've spent too much time pedaling on sad ellipticals so that some dude might be a little bit more grateful to make out with me.
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In other words, the pedaling assist had lessened how draining the riding felt but not how much exercise it actually provided, says Cougar Hall, an associate professor of public health at B.Y.U., who oversaw the new study with his colleagues Benjamin Crookston and Joshua West, all of them avid mountain bikers.
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"It's impossible these days to divorce environmental justice impacts from climate change because many of the same companies and industries that are causing climate change are pedaling environmental injustices," said Charlie Jiang, a climate campaigner with Greenpeace USA, pointing to refineries and other polluting industries often located in such neighborhoods.
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Immediately after each session of the sitting or slow pedaling, the students completed a computerized memory test during which they would see a brief picture of, for instance, a tree, followed by a variety of other images and then a new image of either the same tree or a similar one.
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This June in Bermuda, Team New Zealand — after pedaling its way to a 7-1 America's Cup victory over Team USA using leg-powered cycles to raise the sails and hydrofoiling catamarans that at times never touched the water — hinted at the idea of returning the race to monohull sailboats.
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That's why Democrats are struggling between being frank about Trump voters -- people who knowingly put a bigot in the White House -- and speaking hard truths about current racial divides and soft-pedaling their views about voters who chose Trump in 2016 but might be persuaded to choose differently in 2020.
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Combining sleek design and robotics, he helped invent something called the Copenhagen Wheel (the name is a nod to the city that helped sponsor its development.) The Copenhagen Wheel replaces the rear wheel of a regular bike and gives the rider much more power than he or she would have by pedaling alone.
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Martino, whose firm was an early investor in daily-fantasy-sports company FanDuel, said he's been pitched by companies pedaling the same kinds of free-to-play contests that were popularized by FanDuel and DraftKings, and are now being used widely by media companies like Fox Sports, NBC Sports, and Barstool Sports.
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The battery will last at least 20 miles — 50 if you pedal The GeoOrbital wheel has a top speed of 20 miles per hour, and the battery — which is removable, and therefore easy to charge — will last at least 20 miles on its own, or about 50 miles if you mix in some pedaling.
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In fairness, many journalists have done responsible research into performance-enhancing drugs and their impact on the game, but even they have not been able to draw a straight line between this injection and that home run, for the simple reason that squarely hitting a baseball is not the same as running track or pedaling a bicycle.
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Certainly subsequent White House news has pushed Donald Trump Jr.'s June 2016 meeting with a Russian lawyer allegedly pedaling Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonTop Sanders adviser: Warren isn't competing for 'same pool of voters' Anti-Trump vets join Steyer group in pressing Democrats to impeach Trump Republicans plot comeback in New Jersey MORE dirt to the sidelines.
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These days, I often witness the sight of a man or woman on a bicycle with a child and heavy shopping strapped to the back, pedaling furiously through the rain while being overtaken by a stream of cars, or drawn up at a traffic light beside a large clean car with another parent and child sitting calmly inside.
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Here's what comes with your $800 Vive investment: Vive headset Vive controllers (one for each hand) Vive base stations (2) Vive link box Vive earbuds 2 included games (Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives and Fantastic Contraption Here's Job Simulator: The 2050 Archives... ...and here's Fantastic Contraption in action: BONUS: VirZoom review: I got sick pedaling this virtual reality fitness bike
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Elizabeth Warren (D-MA) called the criminal justice system "racist," got a bunch of cops yelling at her, and then ended up back-pedaling to explain that she wasn't saying each and every person who works in criminal justice is biased against black people but rather than the system as a whole operates in a way that is disadvantageous to minorities.
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Some of them did vigorous weight training several times a week; some did brief interval training three times a week on stationary bicycles (pedaling hard for four minutes, resting for three and then repeating that sequence three more times); some rode stationary bikes at a moderate pace for 30 minutes a few times a week and lifted weights lightly on other days.
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Sailors grind massive winches by hand or by pedaling, powering the hydraulic systems used to control the sails and foils * Foiling is fast but unstable, and the winner is likely to be the boat that can stay out of the water on its foils the most * It takes seconds to capsize the boats, but minutes to right them with the help of support boats.
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I think with a number of television shows—and also the Marvel movies—there's this [pattern] where as the villains stick around they become softened, and become more like anti-heroes or allies of the heroes, and I think in this case they did something really smart by continuing to reveal different aspects of him without ever soft-pedaling the monstrousness of what he was doing.
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He was an Oscar-winning star with scene-stealing roles in more than 22006 films, but in the downtown Manhattan neighborhood he had called home for years, Philip Seymour Hoffman was simply one of the locals: the rumpled cyclist pedaling through the West Village; the dad walking his three children to school; the actor poring over scripts or having a drink at one of his favorite low-key bars.
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Read more: Canadian in Tour de France who ran a sub-4 mile says he still runs because doing nothing but pedaling for 3 weeks makes you 'a better bike racer but a worse human' physicallyBut typically if the rider can explain, "Oh, this is what happened" and there are some details to it, like they went down, they hopped back up, they can tell you the whole story and answer some pertinent questions about their surroundings, then that's a really good screen.
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GM would not say whether its new bikes would require pedaling "You get on the bike and you feel like you have the wind at your back in both directions," said Jennifer Cathcart, e-bike marketing manager at GM. The bikes, including their electric motors, were developed by GM with assistance from engineers who worked on the automaker's electric cars, such as the Chevrolet Bolt EV. The two new bikes, one of which is foldable, are designed with urban use in mind.
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It is, of course, difficult not to contemplate time when one is speaking of recovery, from any illness; one hopes there are stations of progress to which he can look forward to, or reflect upon, fondly, when in the end things seem to have turned out O.K. Sometimes, when I am sitting around in therapy, or pedaling the elliptical at the gym, the thought will occur to me, not always, but from time to time, nothing serious, just a passing thought, a question — and I will think: Where am I?
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Read moreSerena Williams said she'll fight for equality until 'the day I'm in my grave' after being asked if she should 'stop being a celebrity' and just focus on tennisCanadian in Tour de France who ran a sub-4 mile says he still runs because doing nothing but pedaling for 3 weeks makes you 'a better bike racer but a worse human' physicallyNike seized on World Cup fever by selling women's team shirts in men's sizes — and jersey sales nearly doubledA college awarded a teen $40,000 in scholarships to play video games, and it's part of a growing trend
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