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Recent Blog Posts
How To: Ice Tires for a Mountain Bike.
- Chrisjob
- Jan 20, 2010
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Many choose to intentionally live without a car, and to travel exclusively by bike. And, their need to move doesn't stop just because the ice and snow get in the way. So enter the bicycle ice tires! "We have had some bad weather recently and all the cycle paths round my part of the world are covered in several inches of ice which makes cycling a pain. So I decided I needed a pair of...
Bicycle Defense Kit that Fits in an Altoids Tin.
- Chrisjob
- Nov 15, 2009
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So, I'd hope you wouldn't ACTUALLY employ many of these, but they're still quite funny, and would make a great gift for your avid urban cyclist. Includes: • Issue "citizen citations" with official-ish tickets. • Label offending vehicles with an "I was a jerk to a cyclist" sticker. • Introduce the risk of paint damage with a Jolly Rancher. • Create certain coating cremation via DOT3 brake fluid. • Make cars stink worse than their...
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Hi Chris, I like your posts. It would be great to run some of your blogs on www.ecobites.com that I supply articles to.
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