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I found an ad by Sonic Eye wear in a respected cycling magazine advertising FREE* sunglasses. I decided to look up their website, www.soniceyewear.com and see if this deal was too good to be true. Well, they are giving away free* sunglasses. What’s the catch? You have to pay $12-$16 in shipping and handling fees….

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Check out this funny movie! It’s called Skid Marks NOTICE: Contains Foul Language!

Check out this site for Power Assited Kits for your bike! They have all types of motors, engines and doo-hickies. Heck they even have a Rotary Engine!

Looking for parts for your Vintage bicycle? Check out Bicycle Classics.

I found a great site on the history of Bicyling. It’s called the Bicycle Museum.

There are 80 miles of bikes lanes, 13 miles of bike routes and 16 miles of recreation bicycling trails in Loveland. Every June, all this bike terrain gets a little extra wear and tear. Read On

In the 26-year history of the Bicycle Ride Across Georgia, the annual event has been called everything from a stress reliever to an ideal family outing. Keep Reading.

PROVIDENCE — State transportation officials are spending money to build more bike paths in Rhode Island. There are more than 43 miles of bike trails so far, and the state hopes to increase that to about 60 miles within the next three to five years. Keep Reading

If you happen to need a bicycle map of the Bay Area, check out 511.org

Here’s an interesting dramatic clip of “Mini Bikes“

Surprised to receive a new bicycle is Tessa Probst, who was named Youth of the Year at the Bryant Boys and Girls Club kickoff celebration Tuesday night. Presenting the bike is Shelly Matthews, a member of the club’s board of directors. In back is Suzanne Passmore, executive director of the club. Keep Reading

Remember your first time experience commuting by bike? Read a Q and A from L.A. bike commuters. ARTICLE

I must admit that I was a little scared the first time I rode my bike to work. 90% of my commute involves riding in the street. I had scoped out the best routes for over a month before I decided to go for it. I now wonder why I didn’t do it sooner. I…

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Check out Nashbar’s Handle Bar Bag. It’s on sale for $12.99! Here’s a description: Ideal size bag to keep your essentials at hand. The main compartment gives you plenty of space for gear. The outside pocket has plenty of room for snacks. It installs and removes in a snap. Imported. You even have a choice…

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A buddy & I have been commuting for several weeks to work. As we walk in with our gear to our cubicles, we get a lot of stares and sure, some snickers. We also get questions about commuting by bike. How long do we ride for? do we sweat?, where do we stash our clothes?…

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Oh look… is it a stockbroker?, Is it a quantity Surveyor?, Is it a church warden?, NO! It’s Bicycle Repair Man!

Find out all about bikes and the actual science behind them. It’s pretty interactive with videos and animation. Explore the SITE.

This has got to be one of my favorite CLIPS!

I found a real good deal for any of you DIY Mechanics for a Park Repair Stand for only $79!. Here’s the Description: The new PCS-9 offers Park Tool quality in an entry level repair stand for the home mechanic. Check all these features: Three-point leg system creates stable base. Height adjusts from 39″to 57″(99cm…

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About a month ago, I wrote an article that was posted on Blue Collar MTB called “How to Commute with your Bike” I gave some details on how you can successfully commute to and from work through my personal experience. It’s not a long article, just enough to get you thinking.

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“Hit at 40 mph there’s a 80 per cent. chance I’ll die, hit at 30 mph there’s a 80 per cent. chance I’ll live.” Check out the Article

Angelinos are lucky to have a whole month dedicated to cycling. Los Angeles is a city where residents love their cars (‘You are what you drive’) and there is not much support for commuting by bike. The whole month features a kick off party at the famous Santa Monica Pier and there will be rides…

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