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Tag Archives: bicycle book
Lanterne Rouge: Eleven Bicycle Books
When one looks at one’s possessions and admits to oneself that it’s All Too Much to Bear, it’s time to clean house. Some things are easier to pitch than others, but let’s not discuss electronics, computers or broken bird feeders. … Continue reading
Posted in book, History
Tagged bicycle book, book review, library management, racing, road racing, Tour de France, track racing
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This cycling capital may be even more interesting than you thought it was
It really isn’t about the bike. It’s about how bikes get used, abused, stolen, abandoned, drowned, repaired, promoted and redeemed. Continue reading
Posted in History, Infrastructure, Read and roll
Tagged Amsterdam, bicycle book, history, In the City of Lights, Pete Jordan, transportation
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Advocacy merger; Tern Link, uh, link
U.S. advocacy groups, including the League of American Bicyclists, are talking merger, which raises some apples-and-oranges questions. (Cyclelicious) What do I think of the new Tern Link P7i folding bicycle with seven-speed hub, the neatest adjustable handlebar stem ever, fenders … Continue reading
Posted in News, Other bicycles, Tern Bicycles, Weekly Linker
Tagged bicycle book, book, Tern Link P7i, Yehuda Moon
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