Top 10 cities for biking to work

Bloomberg ranked the cities with the largest percent of workers biking to their jobs. Boston came in seventh. See which other cities made the top ten.]]>

1. Portland, Ore.
Portland, Ore., is the cycling capital of major U.S. cities, with more than 5 percent of its workers biking to their jobs.]]>

2. San Francisco
Traffic and bicyclists made their way past workers as they paint one of the main cables of the Golden Gate Bridge in San Francisco in August 2011.]]>

3. Seattle
A bicyclist waited at an intersection between gas stations competing with lowered cash prices in north Seattle.]]>

4. Washington, DC
Amy Brown prepared to ride home to Adams Morgan neighborhood from the Captial Bikeshare station at 14th Street and Rhode Island Avenue on November 24.]]>

5. Denver]]>

6. Philadelphia
An unidentified bicyclist rode among cars stopped in rush-hour traffic on the Ben Franklin Parkway in Philadelphia.]]>

7. Boston
A bike lane on Massachusetts Avenue near Symphony Hall and the Christian Science Complex in Boston coming from Cambridge.]]>

8. Albuquerque, N.M.]]>

9. Chicago]]>

10. Austin
A cyclist rode his bike at a skateboard park in Austin, Texas.]]>