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greg.harmsboone.org | ||
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clearingspace4joy.com
How would you design the city of the future? My city would be so bike friendly. It seems like many cities in the US, or at least Ohio, are so unfriendly to bikes. This leads to conflicts between motorists and cyclists. Cyclists can be riding *legally* but without dedicated bike lanes and a bigger emphasis... |
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velocouture.wordpress.com
In late September 2011, I attended Oregon Manifest in northwest Portland. I visited the opening night showcase, and was able to get a peek at most of the entries. I saw some beautiful bikes, some silly bikes, and some extremely interesting bikes. Though I did not spend enough time at this year's Manifest events to... |
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www.thingsaregood.com
Every cyclists knows that riding a bike equals freedom, you can go where you want when you want and don't need trillions of dollars of infrastructure to operate one. Electric bicycles are getting m... |
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writing.natwelch.com
The personal blog of Nat Welch |
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