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Tag Archives: Portland
Bicycles from Turbo Bob. Bridges from the 18th century
Trends moving through the non-folding world are also evident in the folding bicycle space, including disc brakes, belt drives and electric-assist motors. Continue reading
Network for success. And, Brompton an “urban living problem” solution
“Our market, they’re not cyclists,” says Will Butler-Adams, Brompton’s managing director. Continue reading
A welcome Tern for the wurst
I agree: the headline’s a groaner. But the good news is the news that follows: Tern Bicycles says its first production folding bicycles are headed to Germany. (Tern) Evans Cycles will distribute Tern folding bikes in the U.K. And sales … Continue reading
Posted in Business, Tern Bicycles, Weekly Linker
Tagged bicycle ban, headset tool, Portland
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Judge dismisses New York bike lane lawsuit. NY commuting up.
A lawsuit to eliminate New York’s Prospect Park West bike lane is dismissed. Judge says “Merely not liking a change is no basis for a frivolous lawsuit to reverse it.” (Streetsblog) The number of bicycle commuters in the city of … Continue reading
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Tagged Australia, bike path, commuting, factory, ice cream, James Colgrove, Netherlands, New York, Portland, Trek
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