ニュートン-ライダーチーム/ブログ投稿

Multimodal transportation is reshaping urban life. It’s about seamlessly combining biking, trains, and walking to navigate the city with efficiency and ease. This approach isn’t merely about convenience; it’s a solution to urban challenges like traffic congestion, rising costs of car ownership, and environmental impact. Multimodality empowers individuals to move sustainably and independently.

 /Click on picture to read full post.    

Understanding Concussions: Causes and Implications Concussions pose a grave risk in bike accidents, potentially leading to long-term cognitive and neurological issues that greatly impact an individual's quality of life. Research by Lloyd and Conidi reveals that traditional bike helmets provide limited protection agains...

/Click on picture to read full post.

At its core, cycling has become an intelligent and stylish choice for city dwellers. The modern cyclist isn’t just someone avoiding traffic—they’re someone embracing a way of life that reflects efficiency, eco-consciousness, and a sense of empowerment. Today, more and more urbanites are turning to cycling not only as a practical solution but as an extension of their personality. There’s an inherent confidence in riding a bike—a boldness that speaks to independence, control, and modern living.

 /Click on picture to read full post.

Cycling to work has been found to correlate with improved mental health, leading to increased happiness, according to a recent study published by The University of Edinburgh.

The research reveals that individuals who commute to work by bicycle are less likely to be prescribed medications for anxiety or depression compared to those who use alternative modes of transportation.

 /Click on picture to read full post.

There's a common perception among cyclists that traditional bicycle helmets are large, stiff, and bulky, threatening to obliterate their carefully curated self-esteem and confidence. Unlike EPS helmets, the Newton-Rider N1 boasts a semi-soft and slender design preserving the personality and awareness of urban cyclists....