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Mom entrepreneurs are not alone

acodeza 3/12/2019 09:23:00 PM Lifestyle and Travel , 0 Comments

Female empowerment cuts across various industries – from TV and film production to any kind of businesses, both big and small. In fact, many small businesses today are owned by women, many of them mothers, with entrepreneurial minds and maternal hearts that care for their kids.

It’s this dual role (running a business and raising kids) that can sometimes make it tough for mom entrepreneurs. The good news is that there is help available when it comes to financial support for female business owners.

Cognizant of the important role women play in starting and growing a small business, loan providers and lending companies, and even institutions like Camino Financial have included small business loans for women in their financial portfolio.

Buying Motorcycle Parts Online 101

acodeza 3/12/2019 05:33:00 AM Lifestyle and Travel , 1 Comments

If your bike has been damaged during an accident or you have driven it for a while, and you begin to see signs of wear and tear, chances are you will need to purchase replacement parts. If you own a Honda motorcycle, you will be wondering where to find Honda motorcycle parts online. No doubt, you can purchase the parts from your repair shop but some parts may not be ready stock at your repair shop and this is when you’ll need to source for them online from sites like Bike Bandit.

When it comes to engine parts, you’re going to be limited as to what you can find. Sure, parts like brake lines and sprockets can be found like most other bikes, but when you’re getting into the internals of the motor you will be limited to OEM components. Fortunately enough for online sites like Bike Bandit, they’ve got you the best prices you can find anywhere to find what you need in their OEM schematics, from Honda replacement parts to Suzuki accessories.

Dutch Style Bikes: Why These Styles Are Taking Over As Cycling’s Latest Trend

acodeza 3/12/2019 05:29:00 AM Lifestyle and Travel , 0 Comments

As the venerable British author H.G. Wells put it, “Every time I see an adult on a bicycle, I no longer despair for the future of the human race.” Cycling is one of the keys to cultivating a healthy urban living environment. It is a secret the Dutch have known for some time and one that has gradually been embraced by other countries around the globe.

Getting to work or school on a custom bike offers a healthy, extremely economical, space-efficient, and, above all, clean alternative to other forms of transportation. If the idea of cycling is embraced by enough people, it has great potential to alleviate pressure on existing infrastructure.

There are more bicycles than people in The Netherlands and in cities like Amsterdam and The Hague up to 70% of all journeys are made by bike. In the Netherlands, you can cycle around a roundabout while cars almost always wait patiently for you to pass. The idea that "the bike is right" is such an alien concept for tourists on bikes that many often find it difficult to navigate roads and junctions at first. However, once you are used to it, you will find it such a breeze to move from place to another on a bicycle. Young people in the Netherlands aren't allowed to drive unsupervised until they are 18, therefore getting some comfortable women's bikes or men's bikes offers Dutch teenagers an alternative form of freedom.