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Did American Bicycling Start In Newton Massachusetts?
As the old saying goes: “you learn something new everyday.” This is particularly true for bicycling where information sources are spread out instead of being housed in a central location. The interesting tidbit I picked up yesterday caught my eye … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle History, Bicycling In Newton Massachusetts, Bike Culture, Early Bicycle Manufacturing
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Dear Urban Motorists: Go Play On the Train Tracks
An author by the name of P.J. O’Rourke penned a most puzzling piece entitled Dear Urban Cyclists: Go Play in Traffic (be sure to read this article). Cyclists do play in traffic every day, but their activities do not … Continue reading
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Tagged Bicycle History, Cyclist Rights, Urban Motorists
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