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One discovery I have made in my attempts to battle roadbike discomforts is a product called DZnuts . This is a chamois cream that promises t... -
I. THE BICYCLE: Marianne is a 1981 Motobecane Mirage Mixte in a shimmery aquamarine colour. She is a 21" frame, 12-speed, with original... -
I stopped by at the meeting point of the Critical Mass "Bare as You Dare" bike ride in Vienna today. There was a conference at wor... -
When most people ride on the Charles River trail, they keep to the popular loop around Boston and Cambridge. However, the trail goes on (and... -
Happy 2010 everyone! It's always nice to do something new in the new year, and so you may have noticed that I've made some minor cha...
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Located in the WUK center for workshops and culture in Vienna, the Fahrrad Selbsthilfe Werkstatt (Bicycle Self-Help Workshop), functions o... -
You may have noticed that on some bicycles, the edges of the lugs are attractively outlined in gold or in a contrasting colour. This treatme...
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Local Sellers of Traditionally Styled Bicycles After much research, I am happy to report the following vendors of hard-to-find, relaxed-sty...
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Forget the Fendi Bicycle . It has been proposed that the first Italian designer bike was invented by Leonardo Da Vinci. The wooden construc... -
As far as vintage roadbikes go, none have gotten to me quite like the impeccably elegant René Herse . For your viewing pleasure, I present s...
