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Tag Archives: Indianapolis
That’s it, no more calling Justice Stephen Breyer a bicyclist, Atlantic Cities
“The court undermines the legality of thousands of miles of former rights of way that the public now enjoys as means of transportation and recreation.” Continue reading
Indy Greenways announces master plan. Plus, Green Lane update
Indy’s greenways master plan is 102 pages. Skip to page 66 for the recommendations. Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, News, Weekly Linker
Tagged Capital Bikeshare, Cultural Trail, Green Lane, greenway, Indianapolis, protected bikeways, Washington D.C.
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Flat tire heaven, Indy trail turns heads and 100 Tour de France bicycles
Steel bicycle frames were absolutely real in the Tour for most of the 20th century. Continue reading
Posted in Weekly Linker
Tagged Bike Portland, Heritage Bicycles, Indianapolis, Tour de France bicycles, trick riding, walking
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Dahon.com lives, The Culinary Cyclist cooks, and wider tires rule
While the exact terms of the recent legal settlement between Dahon and Tern are unknown, Dahon has regained control over dahon.com. Continue reading
Posted in Dahon, Infrastructure, Read and roll, Weekly Linker
Tagged Cyclepedia, Elly Blue, Grant Petersen, ice cream, Indianapolis, Jan Heine, The Culinary Cyclist, wide tires
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Bicycles Indy Winter
People rode bicycles straight into the winter in Indianapolis, and according to Erika Smith, the city was keeping the bike lanes clear, too. (Indianapolis Star) A study makes the astounding claim that people who live in walkable communities are more … Continue reading
Posted in Brompton, Infrastructure, Montague bicycle, Tern Bicycles, Weekly Linker
Tagged Indianapolis, Tern Link D8, walkability
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Weekly Linker: September 21, 2011
The just-opened Indy (Indianapolis, Indiana) Bike Hub YMCA offers indoor bicycle parking and showers downtown. The mayor says, “We are making great strides to make Indianapolis a more bicycle-friendly city.” (Indy Bike Hub YMCA) Hugh Jackman takes a celebrity turn … Continue reading
Posted in Brompton, Business, Infrastructure, Other bicycles, Weekly Linker
Tagged Bike Hub, Hugh Jackman, Indianapolis, Moulton
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World’s widest 2-1/2-mile bike path hosts diabetes fundraiser
Repeat after yourself: “It’s not a race, it’s not a race, it’s not a race.” True, but one of 83 Tours de Cure in 2011, a fundraiser for the American Diabetes Association held in various locations across the country, did … Continue reading
Posted in News, Report from the road
Tagged Craig Burgess, diabetes, Indianapolis, Indianapolis Motor Speedway, Lar Davis, Tour de Cure
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