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fixie mantra

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Leif Larsen
My first bike was a sweet blue BMX with yellow wheels, and it was the epitome of simplicity: two wheels, one speed and coaster brakes. That’s it. Things went downhill from there. My bike-complexity quotient...
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My love affair with bikes

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Robert Loganathan
In my past I’ve had and loved a total of three bikes, which have given me a slew of memories and taught me the complex nature of relationships. The first two-wheeled love of my...
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Your rights as a cyclist

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Kara Passey
The whole situation made me angry. I was upset with myself for not getting his information and reporting him, but after a few conversations with other cyclists it sounded like it wouldn’t have resulted...
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A tribute to the bicycle

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Leah Hansen
We grew up racing them in back lanes and down gravel roads. We groaned climbing hills on them and had more than a few wipeouts. As soon as we were old enough to ride...
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Sparkled with broken glass

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Trevor Wideman
My city’s still breathing (but barely, it’s true) through buildings gone missing like teeth. The sidewalks are watching me think about you, all sparkled with broken glass. — The Weakerthans, “Left and Leaving” the destruction, construction and reconstruction...
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Undressing the business professional

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Chelsee Cure
Oh summer! With the temperature finally staying in the double digits for longer than a few hours, one can finally revel in the joy of summer fashion. How easy is it to break out...
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School’s out

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Chelsee Cure
Alas, classes and exams are over. One can finally be free and bask in the joys of summer. As such, our normally bustling campus has been nearly abandoned — where have all the students...

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