Posted by 30thcentury under Car Free Living. What Sets Your Shop Apart. So without further adieu, here is something new to read on this 6 year old blog! Bike shop business continues for 6 years. Will provide an in-depth look at a local business. All three full-time staffers at 30th Century Bicycle, 312 E. , ride their bikes to work each day. On a typical day, the shop will sell one bike. She joined the 30th Century Bicycle team two ye.

Bike pedals before gas pedals! BikeArizona. 35 years later, bicyclists are still marginalized. Act 682 goes on to state. Inability to bicycle safely and efficiently. Lack of provisions for .

Thursday, May 21, 2015. I have decided to cease normal business operations at Hiawatha Cyclery at the end of May, and then tie up loose ends and sell off remaining inventory and other assets during the month of June before the shop disappears for good. Thursday, May 7, 2015. The bike is fairly well used, but condition is good. Recently this was converted to a Shimano Alfine 8sp internal gear hub drivetrain with Jtek bar-end shifter.

It should be better than this ever was! Post brewed by thomas. Got out riding again today. It was my first time riding a seesaw.

A blog just for my writing on cycling. Wednesday, April 4, 2012. I decided that when I learned to ride one at the age of seven. I was allowed go anywhere I could ride to, as long as I got home in time for dinner. Monday, November 7, 2011.

Embracing winter on the 2011 pub crawl. Now, in the winter of 2010-11, I see lots of bike tracks in the snow. In fact, some of the city bike paths are challenging to ride because of the numerous interleaving bike tire ruts that get encrusted into the snow and ice. Even after a fresh snow, I have to be out pretty damned early to have any hope of leaving the first track. Over the past four months or so, I have adopted a ne.

Tribute to the Plate Fork Crown. Non comercial, not for profit review of plate fork crowns. com and include some history of the bike. Sunday, February 13, 2011. Sunday, January 30, 2011. Tuesday, January 18, 2011. Monday, January 17, 2011.

Restoring Vintage Bicycles from the Hand Built Era. Portland, Oregon, USA. 1953 French Mystery Mixte Out on the Road. I decided to take the 1953 French Mystery Mixte. I was anxious to see how the Challenge Strada Bianca tubular tires. Could it be the tubular tires? Well, it turned out to be a tailwind, which I discovered when I reversed direction to head back to my starting point on the trail.