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Rising fuel costs and a crumbling economy are driving growth in reliance on bikes for transportation and to make a living. Unfortunately many of the people who need bikes the most still find one out of reach. The volunteer-based Bike Kitchen has been working to change this for five years.
The Bike Kitchen provides tools, expert [...]

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PARK{ing} Day 2008 was the best yet, and San Francisco helped lead the way with over 50 temporary public parks celebrating community, sustainability, and creativity. Started by SF art collective Rebar in 2006, the event has turned into a global exploration of the creative potential of the street parking space.

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The Bicycle Film Festival blew through town last weekend, and I had an absolute blast. Brendt Barbur Started the Film Festival after he was hit by but a buss in New York. He said he was interested in celebrating the bike and raising the profile of the bike.
It was fun to see all the [...]

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Some people race a bike. Some people cruise a bike. Some people commute on a bike. Ines Brunn has wings and flies on her bike.

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Hell Yeah.
That’s all I really have to say about the Tour de Fat.
I guess I’ll add, Thank You New Belgium.
Thank you for bringing your Gypsy sideshow caravan to San Francisco. Thank you for the great music, the smile on my face, and thank you for loving your bike as much as I do. [...]

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This is my brand spankin’ new bike blog.
Thanks for stopping by.
My name is Dustin Jensen. Some people call me Dusty. I like to take pretty pictures. I also like to ride my bike. I guess this blog is the bastard offspring of these parts of my life. I hope you enjoy what you find here.
Come [...]

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