August 5th, 2008
Amazing Little Things

An amazing little thing we would’ve missed had we driven a car instead of riding our bikes today.
Ken Pendergrass in Belt Drive: "Hey all, I have about 750 miles ridden on my Soho V which I bought in June. What a..."
Alan in Contrarian Bike Economics: "@JW I may be a partial, but that sounds like a nice bike. I’d love to see..."
Ian / Zyzzyx in Contrarian Bike Economics: "Ah, such timing for this post. I just got home with my new Quest..."
JW in Contrarian Bike Economics: "I just sold our second car and am about to buy a new bike. I was going to go the..."
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One Bike and One Rider (358 views): "There's only so much one person can do." I hear this all too often....
Deutsche Post Mail Bike (336 views): Photo © ProfDEH A Deutsche Post mail delivery bike on the job...
Cyclelicious: A United Front? (310 views): There's a lively discussion taking place over at Cyclelicious on the...
I am a lot more committed to encouraging the love of cycling and the self-reliance of being able to improve your own bike than I am to that vitality-robbing suggestion that you must lay out big bucks in order to “keep up” with other riders.
— Lennard Zinn

An amazing little thing we would’ve missed had we driven a car instead of riding our bikes today.
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3 Responses to “Amazing Little Things”
If you drove your car, you wouldn’t have missed that — you’d still have it plastered to your windshield! Heh.
the humble bumble should’nt be able to fly they say
it’s wings create waves that said wings also get a lift from
lovely, ive had some lfowers encouters myself lately love the flowers, they are indeed amazing little things :)
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