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Asian bike manufacturing and assorted links - I’ll be traveling in China the next couple of weeks, so new posts here at Bicycle Design will likely be infrequent. Before I leave though, I want to pass a...1 day ago
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Lots of Guts, Lots of Glory - *Time for a new Flandrian!* I woke up early this morning to watch the Belgian opening classic race the Omloop Het Nieuwsblad. With 58 kms to go I saw fo...
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The Mental Aspect of Losing 350 Pounds: Guest Post 3 from Gaz - A Note from Fatty: This week, Gaz, who blogs as ” The FORMER Super Morbidly Obese Cyclist” will be taking over my blog. He’ll be describing his journey fro...2 days ago
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Built To Fit :: Interview With Master Bike Fitter Chris Soden - When we say “Built to Fit” we literally mean, built to fit. For our GBL CX bike we consulted with Master Bike Fitter Chris Soden of Boulder, Colorado. Chri...16 hours ago
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Doriano De Rosa, Ti Framebuilding - De Rosa, Colnago, Pinarello, continue to be great family names that grace the downtubes of Italian bicycles. Yet, today there is only one family member of ...
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ePerformance Japan Camp October 15th and 16th! - Dear all, After receiving many emails from participants of the March camp wanting to know if we would hold any more professional training camps in Japan, ...
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Milo - Vermutlich vesteht das hier keiner unter Vierzig und der in seiner Jugend etwas mit Punk zu tun hatte. Oh Gott, die Descendents, Wie habe ich sie geliebt u...12 hours ago
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Losing My Religion – a little , Or ‘The Diablo Made me Do It! - When I heard about the Diablo my interest peaked. My riding style is preferential to the hills and I also like a bike that is ‘close hauled’ and performs w...7 months ago
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ePerformance Camp October 15th and 16th! - Dear all, After receiving many emails from participants of the March camp wanting to know if we would hold any more professional training camps in Japan, ...
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Five things I learned from a trip to the Track World Cup - So… no seasonal racing bow for me in the end. I’m keeping my modest stock of powder dry for the next event at Mountbatten Centre on March 11. I did, howev...4 days ago
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In need of truing... - Resting at partly-frozen Lake Tsuburada Tested the deep-profile Shimano wheels on my SuperSix today and this is how I discovered the front wheel is no long...
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シェイクダウンなチーム練 - 雨な土曜日はローラーをそこそこに切り上げて、しこしこ新車を組んでました。C59です！かっくい～～早速今日のチーム練で乗ってみました。チーム練メンバーは、オオノさんハマさんタドコロさんにプジョーのサイタくんとユタカ、ガンウェルのリンちゃん。淡々とってことでしたが、拷問ペースの相模川。先週ぎっくり腰で今月乗るの3回目...4 hours ago
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クールな・・デザイン？！ - いろいろなパッケージデザインとかあるのですが・・ 自転車関連で、個人的にクールだと思うのは、 [image: イメージ 1] アサヒ無き今、唯一の我が国品のコレです。 昭和のニオイが強烈にするデザイン！ 逆に今クールです（笑） GX71 ブタケツのローレル そんなのをシャコ...9 hours ago
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Definitely, not looking so pretty there. I am trying to bear with my winter commute...it can be tough sometimes to face the cold weather and salt and drivers. But I think it still might be better than having to negotiate those roads in a car. But I did find this hilarious blog today about winter commuting.
Don't see much of that in Tokyo!
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