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Bicycle blogs Friday roundup

March 22, 2013 – 8:00 am

Today: A world record, bike parking in Kansas, recalls, awareness rides, and the only stupid question is the one you don’t ask. Misses Palmer and Severud of Milton, North Dakota fix their wheels. North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.

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Santa Cruz bike messenger in the news

June 7, 2010 – 8:00 am

  Rick Graves (pictured here) owns Clutch Courier Service in Santa Cruz. The Santa Cruz Sentinel ran a nice story about him and his business on Sunday.

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1,000 bananas on a bike!

May 10, 2010 – 7:00 am

  Cycle 9 bike shop in Chapel Hill, NC had somebody haul over 400 pounds of bananas (!) on a Yuba Mundo “affordable mobility” cargo bike. The cyclist, Dave Demming, looks a little shaky trying to maneuver the heavily laden two wheeler down the street, but he eventually makes it to his destination. More about read more »

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Cargo bike compare & contrast

May 3, 2010 – 4:18 pm

There’s a nice writeup on five kid and cargo carriers at Treehugger today. They looked at the Yuba Mundo (v. 3.0), Taga trike / stroller, Stokemonkey + Xtracycle, Bakfiets, and one handmade bike — the ShuttleBug from Joe Bike in Portland, OR. After you’ve read the Treehugger article, come back here to see a few read more »

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Non-custodial ex-husband forbids children riding bikes

February 18, 2009 – 6:00 am

Does anybody know where Randy’s girlfriend can get help for this situation? Posted here with his permission. They live in Longmont, Colorado. I am writing this on behalf of my girlfriend and her two kids. There has been an issue with my girlfriend’s Ex-husband about the fact that we allow her two children (age 7 read more »

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Bicycle News

January 28, 2009 – 2:00 pm

As I type this up on Tuesday night for early Wednesday publication, the guy on the bus next to me is snoring loudly. With his mouth open. I hope he doesn’t lean into me. Thief steals bike, takes it to the shop where it was built. Story at Fix Memphis. Interview with Gary Fisher at read more »

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