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Tag Archives: book
The things they carried. 30 days of biking, #13
I’m thinking back to dinosaur days and what people took with them on a day ride. It wasn’t much. If it they were members of the touring club, a water bottle; the stuff to fix a flat tire or broken … Continue reading
Posted in #30daysofbiking
Tagged alphabetical order, bicycle, bicycle storage, book, Equipment
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Rolling without roll with Paul Fournel
As you drink your coffee and consider how nice it would be to have just one forbidden cinnamon roll, he rides in circles inside his book, patiently waiting for you to reappear and continue the conversation. Continue reading
René Herse Book Update
Originally posted on Off The Beaten Path:
Printing a book is a long and exciting process. During the last few months, almost every week, we have received a courier package with yet another step in the process for approval. First…
Strip and Give Me 34: The Schwinn Sports Tourer
I’m trying to remember a book I read back when it was important that a book have good illustrations. For once, the Internet is of no help. So, I’ll try to pass along the gist of the story as best I remember … Continue reading
Posted in Schwinn Sports Tourer
Tagged bicycle repair, book, Schwinn Sports Tourer, Shimano MegaRange freewheel
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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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