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1. 2008 Raleigh One Way (my primary commuter)
2. 1968 Raleigh Sports on the beach
3. Ghost bike on the Emeryville-Oakland border
4. My co-worker’s Novara Safari-based Xtracycle with his Christmas tree aboard. We got some great looks when three bikes showed up at the tree lot to buy a tree.

I had to bring back the Shop Quail as it seemed there were these unbelievers when it first appeared on your old blog.  Then a couple of my favorite customer trikes that struck me as being very cool.  The S&S coupled GS GLO and the super matte black finish made it look very stealth. The finish was so course that decals were supplied, but not applied. Would ruin the look anyway.  The Catrike 700 with customer upgraded components such as the Dura-Ace 9spd STI Brifters that took a test ride to become a believer. —Rick

Rick is the proprietor of Gold Country Cyclery in Shingle Springs, CA.

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1. My Batavus right after a rain
2. A ghost bike in Emeryville, CA
3. A panda of what felt like the first day of spring
4. My son, Declan, riding his favorite bike and letting it take him where his imagination wants to go!

The photos were taken over the course of Bike to Work Week held in Madison last year. The event was sponsored by Bicycle Federation of Wisconsin. The exception is the one of the cyclists coming down a hill which was a benefit ride sponsored by Saris.

1. A close-up of a bike wheel decorated for the Art Bike Parade around the Capitol Square.
2. An employee of the State of Wisconsin Department of natural Resources parking a bicycle for the DNR’s ride to work day.
3. A bunch of colorful bicycles parked in the valet parking area at the BFW Final Fiesta party at the end of Bike to Work Week.
4. An overall shot of people on descending a hill at Olin Park, Madison, WI, for the Saris charity ride.

This is my homebuilt recumbent.  This is a new foldable one with a 26 inch rear wheel and internal storage. —Donald

The first is my commuter bike in the foreground with the Chicago Lakefront at dusk in the background. The second is from last years Bike the Drive event where the main road along the Chicago lakefront, Lakeshore Drive, is closed down to cars for a day and the bikes take over. —Ed

1. Bubble Bicycle
2. 2 Antioch Boys in SF for Giants Game

I make and design bicycle helmet covers for RidingPretty.
Best Regards, Shelly

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This one is of my daughter on the way to school one morning. She loves challenging weather. —Pat

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1. Saddle Spring
2. Workshop
3. Elephants’ Graveyard
4. Sensible Cycling Shoes

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1. Xtracycle take-along setup
2. Xtracycle recycling program
3. HED Cycling rejected H3 and Alps wheels make a amazingly expensive wheel sculpture

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1. An old, rusty bike in a flower bed at the La Grange General Store, near the Southern Kettles mountain bike trails in La Grange, Wisconsin.
2. The annual Art Bike rally in Madison, Wisconsin.
3. Wheels on Willy bike race through a neighborhood in Madison, Wisconsin.
4. Yours truly, pulling some grime off my tires after a ride last year.

1. Thakilen, Thailand – This boy was amused to see us trying to get the fruits of a tamarind tree while we were waiting for the train. I guess he was in a hurry to do his errands because he did not stop. I bet you he also knew the fruit was still not ripe enough and tasted bitter.
2. Mascota, Mexico – In this small town in the middle of the mountains the cowboys use their horses to go to the fields but in town they prefer to use their bikes.
3. Siem Reap, Cambodia – Genuine feather dusters.
4. Sa Kaew, Cambodia – People in their tricicles transport goods across the Thailand and Cambodia borders for the customs revision. The tricicles have pedal-handles to provide traction since it is victims of land mines and people with disabilities that do this job.