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Tag Archives: music
Day 30. #30daysofbiking
If we give objects too much power, and we do, it’s because we invest them with memory. So, what’s this bicycle about? Chicago steel. Peoria rust. A four-year-old falling off a trike and, after getting patched up and reassured by … Continue reading
Posted in #30daysofbiking, Report from the road, Schwinn Corvette
Tagged memory, music, poetry, rain
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Bike Friday, sound off Saturday
The Eugene (OR) Celebration Parade is fast fading into memory. But, never fear, the Eugene Bicyclist has announced its unofficial Best of Show Award goes to… The Bike Friday Tandemonium Band. Turns out the group had a secret weapon, not … Continue reading
Posted in News, Other bicycles
Tagged Bike Friday, Eugene, Eugene Bicyclist, music, parade
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Bike Friday makes a round sound
If you’re in Eugene, Oregon, on August 26, check out the Eugene Celebration Parade. The folks at Bike Friday–they made my 16-inch-wheeled tikit–say they’ve been practicing, but to judge by this picture, one has to imagine they’ve done this before, … Continue reading
Posted in Other bicycles
Tagged bass banjo, Bike Friday, Eugene Oregon, music, parade, trailer
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Who knew? Lou Reed rides a Brompton
Lynette Chiang, author, traveler and former customer evangelist for Bike Friday, just posted an entertaining article about a visit to New York’s Explorers Club to listen to a discussion that included performance artist Laurie Anderson. That’s where she found out … Continue reading
Posted in Bike Friday tikit, Brompton
Tagged galfromdownunder, Lou Reed, Lynette Chiang, music
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