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September 21st, 2008

New Bike Commuting Book

Paul Dorn’s Bike Commuting Tips website was launched in 1997 as a class project and it has evolved and endured for over ten years to become the best beginner’s guide to bike commuting on the web. I’m a big fan of Paul’s website and blog, so I was excited to learn that his book on bike commuting, co-authored with Roni Sarig, is due out in November. Amazon is currently taking pre-orders, and more information on the book release can be found at Paul’s Bike Commute Tips blog.


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