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Bike Free & Tube Blow Out Updates

One of the first blog posts I did on Bike Baltimore was to cover the beginning of Bike Free. Paul Lebelle & Adam Burkowske embarked on a cross country bike trip to raise funds and awareness to get more kids of servicemen & women on bikes! 3500...

Published Wed, Sep 8 2010 9:13 AM by Bike Baltimore
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Livability in small towns #9: State of North Dakota

This collection of 12 case studies puts to rest the idea that livability is an exclusively "urban" idea — small cities, towns and rural regions across the country are transforming themselves into more livable communities. Facing a decline in population...

Published Wed, Sep 8 2010 9:00 AM by Transportation For America » Campaign Blog
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Bicyclist intentionally struck by hit-and-run driver in Missouri

A Warrensburg, Missouri, man is hospitalized with serious injuries after the driver of a Jeep appeared to swerve to hit the man and then fled the scene. I'm not letting this incident renew my rejected stereotype that Missouri is not friendly toward bicyclists...

Published Wed, Sep 8 2010 7:00 AM by Biking Bis - Bicycle Touring and More
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Tubas and a Bipolar Locomotive

High school band honors the boom of a tuba with the silence of an Electric engine. Read More...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 10:02 PM by Wet Rails: Railroading in the Northwest
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Don’t Forget to Hydrate

As the summer cools off and we are entering the perfect temperatures of late summer/early fall I find my eating and drinking habits have suffered. During the summer it is very easy to remember to drink water and eat healthier. You can’t forget with...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 8:00 PM by Bike Shop Girl
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Ciudad de Luces in Progressive Planners!

Our friends at Planners Network, Omari Fuller and Edgar Beltran, wrote about Ciudad de Luces for the Summer 2010 issue of Progressive Planners Magazine! Click here to read the article. Imagine you asked recreational cyclists and commuters about good reasons...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 7:36 PM by Ciudad De Luces/City of Lights
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Garvan Woodlands Review

While in Hot Springs for a beautiful Labor Day weekend we decided to visit Garvan Woodlands Botanical Gardens. There are two hiking loops: 1.3 and 1.9 miles, both with some short-cuts for people who don’t want to walk that far. Cheryl had been there...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 6:19 PM by Hiking The Pathways
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Bicycle Sport Shop Customers, Thanks for Voting!

Bicycle Sport Shop would like to send a big “THANK YOU!” to everyone who voted for us in this year’s Austin Chronicle ‘Best of Austin’ Reader’s Poll. We feel extremely honored to be named ‘Best Bicycle Repair’...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 5:40 PM by It's Time To Ride!
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Thanks to our Mulching Volunteers at Republic

Our thanks to Daniel and his crew of volunteers for spreading a big truckload of mulch on Saturday – the Auction Oaks and all of our plants will be a lot happier with the Rain on Friday, mulch on Sat and more rain (a lot more) today. Read More....

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 5:33 PM by Austin Parks Foundation Blog
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Spirit 76 Ride

[ October 9, 2010; ] The Spirit 76 Ride spans scenic Chesterfield County from the east to almost the western edge and then back again. Enjoy a 76 mile ride through gently rolling wooded hills, horse farms, and the southern tip of Pocahontas State Forest...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 5:19 PM by Virginia Bicycling Federation
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SVBC Board of Directors Elections

The board is actively seeking new board members from the cycling community who share and support the vital interests of the SVBC. We are especially seeking candidates with fundraising, public relations, finance and prior non-profit board experience to...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 5:05 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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SVBC office bike move cleans up and hauls hard

Volunteers wait to turn in front of a gas station. The irony was palpable. Over 20 volunteers came out to Willow Glen this past Saturday to pack up and haul the contents of the SVBC office across town to our new home at 1922 The Alameda. Trailers, panniers...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 5:03 PM by Silicon Valley Bicycle Coalition - Promoting the Bicycle for Everyday Use
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Movie for Wed, 9/7, The Wizard, Postponed

The Movie at Republic Square for Wed, 9/7, the Wizard, has been postponed. The Alamo Drafthouse Cinema is determining the best course of action. We’ll keep you posted. Read More...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 4:55 PM by Austin Parks Foundation Blog
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Thinking Outside of the Box – Cycling Groups & Area Business Raise Private Funds to Repave Huron River Drive

Area bicyclists and runners welcomed the recent news about the Washtenaw County Road Commission receiving federal funds to repave portions of Huron River Drive. Unfortunately, the sections designated to be repaved between Tubbs and Wagner were deemed...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 4:28 PM by LMB News Blog
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Join SPOKES OF HOPE for their Pittsburgh event: Saturday 9.11.10

SPOKES OF HOPE: No one should go through cancer alone. Sept. 11, 2010 Join SPOKES OF HOPE in the battle to survive cancer and it’s treatment. Spokes of Hope aims to educate, increase awareness and support persons and communities regarding cancer...

Published Tue, Sep 7 2010 4:21 PM by Bike Pittsburgh
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