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  • Summer 2010: The TransAmvid

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    For a preview of the summer trip, albeit the wrong direction, view Bret Taylor’s video of the Adventure Cycling TransAmerical Trail or the TransAm.

  • Colin and Ashley Ride Across America

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    The following two riders make me want to leave earlier than June, despite a job, and raise awareness and funds for something.  What about you? http://www.moneyformilescampaign.info/ Collin Roughton and Ashley Mitchell, two Portland Cyclists setting out on January 2nd, 2010 to travel from Florida to San Diego, and back along the coast to Portand, Oregon.…

  • Tweed Rides

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    I Feel the Need … The Need For Tweed By: Dahlia Rideout posted on DivineCaroline, please read the original article at http://www.divinecaroline.com/22254/77329—–tweed dustinj, sfwiggle.com, SF Tweed Ride Matthew J. Shaw, London Tweed Ride

  • Countdown to the BTA’s 2009 Bike Commute Challenge

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    Who’s team is going to bag this year’s Bike Commute Challenge? Tuesday is the first day of September and the first day of the BTA’s 2009 Bike Commute Challenge. We hope that you’ll join us again in the friendly competition to see who can bike to work more.  Weekly prize drawings, head to head challenges,…

  • DKB around Town

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    I was zipping down Naito Parkway the other day and what should appear, but a B-Line (sustainable urban delivery) bike serving up Dave’s Killer Bread (DKB).  Way to go guys!

  • Here are the Kiwis

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    http://www.crazyguyonabike.com/doc/page/?o=3Tzut&page_id=115586&v=3w Everyone says you will be on their blog, these guys actually put us on. Feeling was mutual guys, loved your attitude.

  • Oregon Manifest -> Oct 02 – Nov 08

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    Oregon Manifest celebrates the art, craft and community of bicycling. Our mission is to engage a wide audience with cycling lifestyle through innovative, influential events around the bicycle.