Biciklistička inicijativa SM

25/08/2026

Cena biciklističke infrastrukture zapravo ne postoji, jer su dobiti od nje mnogo veće od troškova izgradnje...

24/08/2026

Nema bezbenog saobraćaja bez bezbedne infrastrukture...

Enough.

Our billboard with Vision Zero Vancouver that ran last Fall.

15/08/2026

15/08/2026

Naši članovi bili su u poseti Kući biciklkzma u malom mestu Loborika kraj P**e, koje je iznedrilo bicikliste svetskog ranga. O svojim zuzetnim uspesima, uspesima članova svoje porodice i svojih sugrađana nam je govorio divan domaćin - Luciano Valčić.

30/07/2026

Istraživanja i dalje stavljaju bicikliranje na prvo mesto u efikasnosti potrošnje energije za kretanje na planeti. Zato je recept za bolji svet: bicikliraj i recikliraj!

It’s official (again)! 🚲

Scientific American has revisited one of its most iconic findings and reached the same conclusion: the bicycle remains the most energy-efficient mode of travel on Earth, more than 50 years on.

The 1973 data was striking then and remains striking now: cycling requires just a fifth of the energy that walking does, putting it first in efficiency above all animals and all machines.

The simple genius lies in coasting - unlike walking, you don't need constant energy expenditure. This very idea inspired Steve Jobs to famously call computers "bicycles for our minds."

Fast forward to today, and the science still holds up. The updated 2025 analysis calls a human on a bike a "hyperefficient terrestrial locomotor," noting that cycling makes being on land almost as effortless as swimming is in water.

But perhaps the most powerful takeaway is how relevant the original conclusion remains. As the 1973 essay stated, the bicycle "can be regarded as the most benevolent of machines" as it demands few resources, reduces pollution, and improves health.

For a better world, the prescription is simple: "Cycle and recycle."

When was the last time you enjoyed a bike ride?

14/06/2026