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Books for Those Who Love Cycling...
Tour
de France for Dummies & Tour
de France 2005 Companion & The
2006 Tour de France
Thoughtful, unique books re: life and cycling...
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Life: Passionate Tales and Exit Strategies & The
Art of Bicycling: A Treasury of Verse
Other recent Lance
Armstrong Books...
Lance
Armstrong: Images of a Champion & Every
Second Counts and Lance
Armstrong: Historic 6X TdeF Champion
Plus...
Griz
Guides PA Mtn Biking Guides - "All killer, no filler"
In Case You Missed It...
Exclusive
interview with 5-time Tour de France winner, Bernard Hinault
Washington Bicycling
Hub: Fall '05
Edition By Charles Pekow
(Hub Archive)
Mr. Pekow, a seasoned DC journalist, provides Bikexchange.com with
unbiased news on legislation and government decisions affecting the
bicycling world.
Bike Racks on Buses Racking Up Success
Rack 'em up! The payoff on bicycle carriers mounted on public buses far
outweighs the initial public investment, according to a recent study
commissioned by the US Department of Transportation.
The Purpose of Roads
by Chip Haynes
A letter to the editor
spurs our friendly neighborhood cycling writer to defend the use of public roads by cyclists.
History
tells us a thing or two about this subject. Some stories just write themselves (with
a little help).
Rim Lacing 101
by Andy Wallen
Our well-spoken Ask the Mechanic columnist provides 11 simple steps
to tackle one of the most intimidating repair jobs for backyard bike
mechanics.
A Very Scary October
by Charmaine Ruppolt
A long time D.C. bicycle commuter recalls a tense, tragic
moment in America that hit very close to home for her--literally. None of us,
especially our writer, will ever forget the D.C. Sniper Killings of 2002.
The Wind Always Wins
by Mason St. Clair
The editor and founder of the quaint, quirky,
informative Wire Donkey Bike Zine shares a short, sweet cycling poem.
New Cartoons
Bonkerz by
Bob LaDrew
Bob is cartoonist extraordinaire for the Delaware
Valley Bicycle Club and former editorial cartoonist for the Coatesville
(PA) Record. His Bonkerz 'toons are sure to tickle your funny
bone. Bob's newest cartoon pokes fun at one of the favorite obsessions of
many a cyclist (maybe you?). Click here.
From
The (bike)-X-(change)
Files:
Time once again for this classic piece from the Ghost of
Features Past.
From our Fall '03 Features...
Bicycling Paintings By Amy Queen
Her cycling works are colorful and impressionistic, unique and beautiful. This is the
second installment of her paintings on this Web
magazine. Click to see paintings #4 and #5.
(Click to see paintings #1,
#2 and #3 from our Fall
'03 Features).
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