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Alfine 11
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The German website Aktiv Radfahren is reporting on an 11-speed Shimano...
Hand-Built Wheels
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Hand-built wheels can be a wise investment for full-time...
Showing Up
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Michael is the other, not-so-public half of the team that is EcoVelo....
Rivendell Reader 42
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The long-awaited RR42 is live on the web. As always, a great...
Unexpected Benefits
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Up until a few years ago, we rode predominately for...
Not all who wander are lost.
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Here is our household’s stable of commuter/errand bikes : My ’08 Pashley, My wife’s ‘93 Cannondale M700, My Son’s girlfriend’s ’70’s Schwinn Super Sport 10 speed, My Son’s ‘92 Trek 930 ( lugged steel frame ) converted to single speed, My Mother-in-law’s ‘01 Schwinn Cruiser 4, and our ‘93 Cannondale MT800 Grocery getter and CycleTote trailer ( with brakes ). —John
One Response to “Gallery: John’s Bevy of Bikes”
These seven pictures would turn to nine but I, John’s daughter moved to St Louis, and took my two commuting bikes with me. We are truly a bike riding family. We both moved within our respective city limits to make bike riding our transportation.
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