There are a couple "alternative cycling" slow moving no drop "party pace"
group rides here in Milwaukee that have been popping up in recent years.
The Scrappy Hour ride meets monthly for a short roll always to a
predetermined destination and then stops and busts out their little butane
stoves t
I'm in Chicago - we have Mack's bike shop in evanston who sells Rivs, and
the marygold cyclery thing happening. I'm a little older and usually just
ride solo but I follow the IGs. I saw a sick Riv at the post office the
other day and gave the guy a "nice bike" so I'm doing my part :) :) I'd
Here in Kalamazoo Mi there is a very active bike culture. The local
authorities are self consciously developing a large network of bike
infrastructure. There is a bike club which is primarily a popular group of
spandex hamsters, but the practical use is growing largely from e-bike
sales. The
I occasionally see fellow Riv riders here in Salt Lake City, and there's a
good number of local randonneurs with 650b rando frames, or other
alt-cycling type bikes. Outside of brevets, though, I rarely see them. Up
the canyons and on the trails, people mostly ride carbon road bikes or
standard
Portland OR and Seattle WA have a lot of these folks. We got a lot of bike
shops with mechanics who value vintage parts, multiple shops with parts
bins for digging, and group rides like "26in or die" or "Road Holes 200"
that are explicitly catered to vintage MTB or cheaper builds. I got into
cy
Here in Vancouver BC, cycling culture is really at an all-time high. 'North
Shore' mountain biking was quite literally invented here in the 1990s, and
mountain biking culture here is still very prolific. I grew up riding
mountain bikes thoughout the 90s, and I followed the trends into the 00's
Definitely #7. I know a German who fits #9 (and has the scars to prove
it).
Thanks, Curtis.
dougP
On Sunday, February 2, 2014 7:54:09 AM UTC-8, Curtis wrote:
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> http://www.copenhagenize.com/2007/11/18-ways-to-know-that-you-have-bicycle.html
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