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Tag Archives: winter
What this country needs is a good right-hand-drive tricycle
Four to six inches of snow overnight. Don’t remember hearing the snow plow, but it must have come by early in the morning. So let’s try out that new studded tire on the tricycle. I never have any problems staying … Continue reading
Posted in Other bicycles, Report from the road
Tagged Paisley tricycle, studded tire, tricycle, trike, winter
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Brompton to “pile into New York.” Plus, Car Brain and the walker
Will Butler-Adams: “We want to start shaking up America.” Continue reading
Posted in Brompton, Weekly Linker
Tagged Bikeyface, League of American Bicyclists, Netherlands, walking, Will Butler-Adams, winter
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Window beyond the wheel
Sometimes a great day to work on bicycles is a great day to simply enjoy the view.
Winter project: Paisley tricycle rebuild
Last week I was in Door County, Wisconsin, riding a tandem every day after rising late and enjoying a leisurely breakfast spent with a copy of The New York Times. This is what you can do when high temperatures are … Continue reading
