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Old Bike Blog: Reader Project: John's 1955 Huffy/Raleigh Sportsman

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Wednesday, July 8, 2009. Reader Project: John's 1955 Huffy/Raleigh Sportsman. Labels: 1955 Huffy/Raleigh Sportsman. July 12, 2009 at 2:55 AM. Thats a lovely bike. Im scouring the neighbourhood for a similairly old battered machine to restore for daily transport. Id intended painting it black, but now red seems attractive. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Policy Regarding E-mail Questions. I am no longer answering technical questions. You Might Also Like. My other blog,  The World Awheel. 1973 Schwinn ...

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City Bikes DC Blogoganda Corner: A Bike Industry To-Do List #2 (Looks Matter)

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Clearance bin for all the overstock thoughts, rants, news items, and other idea fragments that we need to turn over. Check back often, as stock is refreshed frequently. Thursday, June 26, 2008. A Bike Industry To-Do List #2 (Looks Matter). Note: This is the second in an ignorant eight-part suggestion of some measures the bike brands could take to better appeal to the majority of Americans, who have little or no interest in cycling. Described the situation, the challenges, and some important caveats.

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City Bikes DC Blogoganda Corner: Ghost Bike dedication for Alice Swanson

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Clearance bin for all the overstock thoughts, rants, news items, and other idea fragments that we need to turn over. Check back often, as stock is refreshed frequently. Thursday, July 10, 2008. Ghost Bike dedication for Alice Swanson. I haven't posted anything on the accident at 20th and R, because I just don't really know what to say. I think I may have met Ms. Swanson a few months back, I'm not sure. But regardless, the whole situation is quite jarring. I agree that it isn't appropriate to shot picture...

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City Bikes DC Blogoganda Corner: Who rides Specialized?

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Clearance bin for all the overstock thoughts, rants, news items, and other idea fragments that we need to turn over. Check back often, as stock is refreshed frequently. Wednesday, June 18, 2008. Posted in the DC Sports Bog. How about that. But, Agent Zero. Riding on the sidewalk? With big ole canister earphones? On a bike a size or two too small? No, no, no, no. Gil, please let us hook you up with a helmet. And once you get that fat new contract signed, we have a ride far more appropo. Bikes for the World.

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City Bikes DC Blogoganda Corner: A Bike Industry To-Do List #4 (Marketing to customers, not pushing product)

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Clearance bin for all the overstock thoughts, rants, news items, and other idea fragments that we need to turn over. Check back often, as stock is refreshed frequently. Monday, July 7, 2008. A Bike Industry To-Do List #4 (Marketing to customers, not pushing product). Note: This is the third in an ignorant eight-part suggestion of some measures the bike brands could take to better appeal to the majority of Americans, who have little or no interest in cycling. Now let's say a big bike brand goes out and do...

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City Bikes DC Blogoganda Corner: Happy Canada Day

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Clearance bin for all the overstock thoughts, rants, news items, and other idea fragments that we need to turn over. Check back often, as stock is refreshed frequently. Tuesday, July 1, 2008. Wasn't feeling the draw of the poutine to head to the embassy for their shindig. So I threw back a Molson Ex and some rye, took the bike and tools out on the patio, and tried unsuccessfully to get rid of a bottom bracket tick. No lamer than fireworks. Subscribe to: Post Comments (Atom). Join Our Monthly Newsletter.

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The Practical Cyclist: Practical Bikes

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A site for people, about bikes. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST provides accessible information to help. People with little or no experience use bicycles for transportation. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST also has. Check it out, it's fun. Is one that helps you get things done without creating additional things for you to do. Easy to Use,. And they can Carry Things. It's also nice if they:. Don't cost too much, and. Here is a running list of. Bikes For The Rest Of Us. Now you can start shopping. Ii - Mission and Vision.

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The Practical Cyclist: Reasons to Ride

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A site for people, about bikes. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST provides accessible information to help. People with little or no experience use bicycles for transportation. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST also has. Check it out, it's fun. Solid reasons to ride a bike:. 2 Bicycling improves physical and mental health. 3 " It's getting hot in here. Say UN. scientists ( http:/ www.ipcc.ch/. Bicycling results in less pollution and fewer GHG emissions than driving a car. No kidding. 4 Bicycling is convenient. 5 Bicycling is safe.

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The Practical Cyclist: How to Ride a Bicycle

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A site for people, about bikes. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST provides accessible information to help. People with little or no experience use bicycles for transportation. THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST also has. Check it out, it's fun. How to Ride a Bicycle. Riding a bike is fun and practical, but there are a few conventional rules that can make it even more. Fun and practical, especially when there are pedestrians, motorists, and other bicycle riders nearby. Mostly, it's just common sense:. And the print edition is $5.