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Tag Archives: New York
Connecting with the Northeast in Kentucky
A bicycle ride connects points A and B. A bicycle ride with conversation connects the points between. And beyond. Continue reading
Posted in People, Report from the road
Tagged Boston, conversation, Horsey Hundred, Kentucky, Montreal, New York
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Say yes to April’s Illinois Bicycle Summit. Say no to stroad
One word provides a world of insight into the ugly side of U.S. surface transportation in the 21st century: stroad. Continue reading
Posted in Advocacy, Infrastructure, Weekly Linker
Tagged Brussels, Detroit, Illinois Bicycle Summit, New York, Polly Trottenberg, snow removal, stroad, traffic count
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Bicycle commuters love L.A. And Philly speeders trigger red light.
Interesting report. Who knew 6 percent of all commuters in Gainesville, Florida, arrived by bicycle? Continue reading
Posted in Infrastructure, Weekly Linker
Tagged bolts, Citibike, commuting, Los Angeles, Moulton, New York, Old West Scenic Bikeway, Oregon, Philadelphia, speed limit
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Big wheel, modest income. And bicycling in Oregon adds up
When I worked in retail in the early 1980s, I liked Quality Bicycle Products because they had what my customers wanted, and its catalog was a pleasure to use. Today, Quality is more than a wholesale supplier to bicycle shops: … Continue reading
Champaign used bike sale benefits Habitat; SunXCD launches
Sell your bicycle during the sale and the 10-percent consignment fee goes to Habitat for Humanity. Great way to make a little money and support Habitat at the same time. Continue reading
Posted in Brompton, Business, History, Infrastructure, Other bicycles
Tagged Champaign Cycle, New York, Roads Were Not Built For Cars, Shinola, SunXCD, Waterford
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