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Friday, February 27, 2009
By Yokota Fritz
If you're anywhere within 200 miles of Indianapolis you really should make the effort to attend the National Handmade Bicycle Show now happening in Indianapolis. Friday attendance was 1,700 people, beating the previous record 1,254 people who attended in Portland, Oregon last year.
It's good to see Sillgey from Los Angeles there exhibiting their brightly hued steel minivelo bicycles.
Bilenky always has groovy cargo bikes.
A nice front loading cargo bike from ZR Cycles, built up for a photographer.
I haven't heard of MAP Bicycles before, but wow this is a gorgeous bike.
We can always depend on Sycip to present some very nice bikes at NAHBS.
Watch this space for more good stuff from NAHBS in Indianapolis. See also Bike World news Day 1 Gallery.
If you have photos and news from the show please feel free to link to them in the comments below.
Photos above are Copyright H-I-L-L and used here with permission
If you're anywhere within 200 miles of Indianapolis you really should make the effort to attend the National Handmade Bicycle Show now happening in Indianapolis. Friday attendance was 1,700 people, beating the previous record 1,254 people who attended in Portland, Oregon last year.
It's good to see Sillgey from Los Angeles there exhibiting their brightly hued steel minivelo bicycles.
Bilenky always has groovy cargo bikes.
A nice front loading cargo bike from ZR Cycles, built up for a photographer.
I haven't heard of MAP Bicycles before, but wow this is a gorgeous bike.
We can always depend on Sycip to present some very nice bikes at NAHBS.
Watch this space for more good stuff from NAHBS in Indianapolis. See also Bike World news Day 1 Gallery.
If you have photos and news from the show please feel free to link to them in the comments below.
Photos above are Copyright H-I-L-L and used here with permission
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