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Thursday, March 6, 2008
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Miscellanea from the author of The Practical Cyclist.
A companion site (THE PRACTICAL CYCLIST) is home to
genuinely practical information about using bikes for transportation.
genuinely practical information about using bikes for transportation.
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- Bikes, rubbish, and bikerubbish
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- More Bad Work From The Bush Administration
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- National Center for Bicycling and Walking
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- Pedestrian and Bicycle Information Center
- Safe Routes to School National Partnership
- The International Bicycle Fund (hub)
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- The City Bicycle
- The Fixed Gear Gallery
- Tim Fricker's Blog
- Tom Bihn
- Velo Orange
- www.bikeville.com
- Xtracycle
- Yuba Ride
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