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Three bits of bicycle knowledge everyone should possess
Bicycle tires naturally lose air If you drive a car and you’re like me, you go weeks, maybe months, before you check tire pressure. Thanks to technology, you don’t even have to remind yourself to get out the air gauge–a … Continue reading
Bad street? Streetmix it up. Plus, pedaling for sheep
What would Peoria’s Sheridan Road look like if we tried something a little different than four nerve-rackingly narrow lanes through a residential area? Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, beer, bicycle safety, sheep shearers, street design, Streetmix, Wisconsin, wood bicycle
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