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the case for physically separated bike lanes

Posted in bicycles, city planning, tagged bicycles, bike lanes, bikes, city planning, the movement on November 12, 2010| Leave a Comment »

This Streetfilms video makes a great case for physically separated Bike Lanes.

cycling in the Netherlands in the 1950’s!

Posted in bicycles, city planning, tagged bicycles, bike trailer, bikes, cargo bike, Cargo Bikes, dutch bike, holland, randonneuring, the movement, the netherlands, tweed ride, vintage Bicycles, vintage bike, vintage cycling on October 30, 2010| Leave a Comment »

wow… check out this video I found on YouTube! I’m loving all the various types of bikes… and the old cars… circa mid 1950’s. notice all the groovy homemade trailers… the cargo bikes etc.

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kids form bike club to bike to school!

Posted in bicycles, city planning, happiness, tagged bicycles, bike club, bike infrastructure, bike lanes, bike paths, bike trends, bikes, fixed gear, fixie, safe routes to school, the movement on October 24, 2010| Leave a Comment »

I found this link on www.copenhagenize.com this am… SO COOL! These kids formed their own bike club… and as a group they ride to school even though the city where they live has no infrastructure for bikes. I imagine that over time… movements like this will convince the powers that be to include more pedestrian and bicycle infrastructure. Notice how the teenagers are saying… why buy a car?!

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StreetFilms.org… a great livable streets website…

Posted in bicycles, city planning, tagged bicycles, bike lane, bikes on December 17, 2009| Leave a Comment »

click each of the city links below for a link into the future of bike paths

NYC

PARIS

COPENHAGEN

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obscure comic strip reference of the month award…

Posted in bicycles, tagged bicycle, bicycles, bike lane, bikes, Cargo Bikes on November 17, 2009| Leave a Comment »

this comic is the first of several posts… delving into the cargo bike world… You have to admit… it is one hell of an obscure reference in a comic strip to feature a Bakfiets cargo bike.