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Subscribe via E-MailKody in Dahon Mu Uno: "@Ron It has a 120mm spaced R hub and can def. be turned into a fixed gear or flip/flop with a..."
Bill in Civia Carbon Fork Recall: "One important aspect of designing for light weight is in avoiding concentrations..."
Dottie in Some Thoughts on Photographing Bikes: "Great post and pictures! Bike commuters are lucky: we are outside..."
Rob Mackenzie in Roll Over America: "Josef would say “Danke” I’m sure… being a Canadian..."
randomray in Retreat!: "Hmmmm , When I move it’s either for a job or the climate . Once there you find a place..."
jnyyz in Civia Carbon Fork Recall: "I’d agree that carbon is not suited to a commuter bike, where things can..."
Lovely Bicycle! in Civia Carbon Fork Recall: "Oh no, scary carbon fork!"
jon shinefeld in Civia Carbon Fork Recall: "A couple of posters mention the enhanced ride quality of a carbon fork...."
A False Sense of Security
(779 views) This one actually works
Mike Flanigan's recent bout of misfortune...
"I don't believe a bicycle is a transportation device"
(715 views) Errand runner, cargo hauler, commuter
It's the quote heard 'round the...
Belt Drives
(704 views)
I believe belt drives are an excellent solution for bicycle...
Handsome Cycle Co. Devil
(690 views)
The Handsome Cycle Co. Devil (aka the "Handsome Devil") is a steel...
Some Thoughts on Photographing Bikes
(678 views) The Golden Hour
I receive quite a few questions about my photos, so I...
Bicycling is a big part of the future. It has to be. There’s something wrong with a society that drives a car to workout in a gym.
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An autumn weekend bike ride through Itasca State Park. It was one of my first rides on the new Raleigh Roadster, named Bonnie, after my old Bianchi was stolen. Taken on my iPhone as I biked the wilderness loop.
—Kevin S. Johnson
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