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Tag Archives: transportation
This cycling capital may be even more interesting than you thought it was
It really isn’t about the bike. It’s about how bikes get used, abused, stolen, abandoned, drowned, repaired, promoted and redeemed. Continue reading
Posted in History, Infrastructure, Read and roll
Tagged Amsterdam, bicycle book, history, In the City of Lights, Pete Jordan, transportation
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Bicycle by Cathedral of Santa Maria del Fiore (Duomo)
Big church. Nice bicycle. Taking a look at Florence’s Duomo just above saddle level. Continue reading
Posted in History, Other bicycles, Report from the road
Tagged Duomo, Florence, Italy, roadster, Santa Maria del Fiore, transportation
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Columbia goes Klunk for used bicycles
You don’t need to write bicycle on your sign if your sign is a bicycle. Klunk Bicycles & Repair, founded in 2005 in Columbia, Missouri, specializes in “everyday bikes for everyday people.” That means bikes for transportation, many of them used … Continue reading
Posted in Business, History, Other bicycles
Tagged Civia, Karl Kimbel, Klunk, Nishiki, Peugeot, Raleigh, Surly, transportation, used bicycles
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