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ilovemyleica: untitled by Jesse Freeman Via Flickr: 50mm B&W version Source: Flickr / imnothinginparticular
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humansofnewyork: (1/11) “When I was a baby I came very close to dying. I’m not sure how to say the name of the disease in English, but all the water in my body started to dry. I couldn’t gain weight and I became very weak. This was during Saddam’s time, and the hospital staff told…
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rollersinstinct: This could get complicated…from Paolo’s Flickr stream.
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pedalitout: What a great feeling after climbing long and hard out in the cold.. @alaincovi Credit alaincovi via http://ift.tt/1Od1Fut
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Open road
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humansofnewyork: (7/7) “I still think I have a chance to make a difference in the world. I have several inventions that I’m hoping to patent once I get to America. One of my inventions is being used right now on the Istanbul metro to generate electricity from the movement of the train. I have sketches…
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A bit of everything here. Interesting photograph.
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The Christmas cycle begins with decorating the tree with our favourite ornaments.
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Reduce speed when icey.
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ridesabike: Janet Leigh and unidentified MGM crew guy ride a bike.
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We are getting close to the longest, most ovally wheel shadows of the year.
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Not only does winter riding develop mental fortitude, it makes you really appreciate the warmer rides you may otherwise take for granted, the following season.
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Wow
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Caution: overhead cables. NFK!
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gruberimages: It’s a head-scratcher. L’Eroica is a cycling event that turns its back to the modern and opens its arms wide to the welcoming embrace of steel bikes, hard and few gears, down tube shifting (if any at all), narrow tires, wool jersey, toe clips, and hairnet helmets. As the founder of l’Eroica, Giancarlo Brocci,…
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You can’t trust those lefties
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Tonight.
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Okay, so it’s not just me
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Simple machines. Used to prepare fuel for the wood stove.
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rollersinstinct: Léon Scieur rides through the Alps during the 1920 Tour de France. The photo comes from Discovery’s look at how the race has changed in the 100 years of its existence.
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Entire Liberal cabinet responsible for climate-change agenda: Dion – The Globe and Mail
A wholistic approach to fighting climate change. Refreshing and encouraging. Entire Liberal cabinet responsible for climate-change agenda: Dion – The Globe and Mail
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A friend stumbled across this shop in London, England, while touring there. What are the odds?
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The body stops moving because you decide to stop moving. Everybody’s system works better when they ride. http://www.bicycling.com/training/age/90-year-old-cyclist-unstoppable?cid=soc_BICYCLING%20magazine%20-%20bicyclingmag_FBPAGE_Bicycling__
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This Is A Real Eye Opener – Bike Fit Explained In A New Way – Velo Daily
Okay. Election is history. I back to postin’ bike shit. Sorry for your luck. Unfriend me anytime… This Is A Real Eye Opener – Bike Fit Explained In A New Way – Velo Daily
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Sonic
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Mod riders only
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Makes me laugh every time
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I used to work on the Smith Farm in Utopia when I was just a young lad. I gained a healthy respect for what hard work is and where our food comes from. I really enjoyed the physical challenge that job presented. I regularly bike by the Smith Farm now and I always have good…
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joshuafanning: moon tides
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VW = very wiley
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O to 100 in zero seconds
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architags: Yasuda Atelier + Yasuda Koichi Laboratory. House in Mikage-Yamate. Kobe. Hyogo Prefecture. Japan. photos: Mamoru Ishiguro
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clubmulholland: 60 years ago today, James Dean featured in this photograph after filling his #Porsche 550 Spyder up with fuel. Hours later he was dead. #LittleBastard
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cadenced: Sleepiness is stronger than you is a campaign by BBDO Bangkok for ThaiHealth asking for drivers not to drive when drowsy. Poster was found on AdsoftheWorld.com.
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Volvo: boxy, but nice.
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There’s a few reasons why I really respect this pope. This is one of them.
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Right on track
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Time warped
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RIP Source: mutts.com
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Making a bike work Source: womanonawheel.wordpress.com
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thechurchofcycling: The studded front tire has great traction for the ice covered roads! I didn’t stud the rear tire for these reasons and I will give you my sources for my conclusion. First the simple answer is the body always follows the head. Head being the studded front tire and the body being the rider,…
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