Lynskey to intro bikes with belt drives, first steel bike

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First ever titanium belt drive bicycle? Lynskey Performance Designs of Chattanooga, TN will introduce what they believe to be the first ever belt driven titanium bicycles at the 2008 North American Handmade Bicycle Show in Portland this weekend. Here are some preview photos of the 12 pound singlespeed road bike and the 17.5 singlespeed mountain […]

Chicago: Higher fines for motorists who cause bike wrecks

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Chicago Mayor seeks fines of up to $500 for reckless drivers Chicago Mayor (and cyclist) Richard Daley wants the city to impose fines of up to $500 for motorists who endanger cyclists and cause them to crash, according to this Sun-Times article. “When someone opens a door — that’s why you have to be very, […]

Michigan: Two wheel revolution

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Geysering fuel prices and the clamor for sustainable lifestyles and cityscapes bode well for bicycle commuters. In 2007, Ann Arbor adopted a comprehensive non-motorized transportation plan calling for 56 total miles of bike lanes racing along half of the primary roads. There’s an ongoing program of striping bike lanes on resurfaced streets; another six miles […]