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  1. Umbrella Guide to Bicycling the Oregon Coast by Robin Cody, 1991-06-01
  2. Guinness Guide to Bicycling by J. Durry, John B. Wadley, 1977-05
  3. The Art of Cycling: A Guide to Bicycling in 21st-Century America by Robert Hurst, 2006-10-01
  4. Backroad Bicycling in Eastern Pennsylvania: 25 Rides for Touring and Mountain Bikes (Backroad Bicycling Series) by Patricia Vance, 2001-04
  5. Bicycling America's National Parks: California: The Best Road and Trail Rides from Joshua Tree to Redwoods National Park by David Story, 2000-05
  6. Bicycling Bliss: Riding To Improve Your Wellness by Portia H. Masterson, 2004-06-30
  7. Open Your Heart With Bicycling: Mastering Life Through Love of the Road (Open Your Heart) by Shawn B. Rohrbach, 2007-02-05
  8. Family Bicycling in the Washington-Baltimore Area by John Pescatore, 1993-08
  9. Bicycling Magazine's Training Techniques for Cyclists (Revised: Greater Power, Faster Speed, Longer Endurance, Better Skills by Ben Hewitt, 2005-06-04
  10. Santa Fe on Foot: Walking Running and Bicycling Routes in the City Different by Elaine Pinkerton, 1986-05
  11. Bicycling Middle Tennessee: A Guide to Scenic Bicycle Rides in Nashvilles Countryside (Fourth Edition) by Ann Richards, Glen Wanner, 2003-06
  12. The Common Sense of Bicycling: Bicycling for Ladies... by Marie E. Ward, 2010-01-10
  13. Bicycling: Webster's Timeline History, 1854 - 2007 by Icon Group International, 2010-03-10
  14. BICYCLING AROUND THE WORLD: Tire Tracks For Your Imagination / Everything You Need to Know About Touring by Forrest Wooldridge, 2004-12-30

61. WSDOT - Biking In Washington
Traffic Roads Projects Business Environmental Maps Data. •, bicycling. •, Safety. Commute Options. bicycling plays a big role in Washington s transportation.
http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/bike/

Bicycling
Safety Recreation/Touring Commuting ... Commute Options Bicycling plays a big role in Washington's transportation. Whether you are a casual or serious rider, a bike commuter, a bicycle tourist from inside or outside our borders, or a bike-curious to bike-expert transportation professional, we hope this page will help you locate topics of interest and useful information on bicycling in our state. Safety Tips State Bicycling Laws State Highway Sections Closed to Bicycles Sharing Trails with Horses ... WSDOT Home

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63. Conservation Law Foundation Transportation Advocacy
News, publications and research, mailing lists, links, and other resources for public transit, bicycling, and walking advocates in New England and beyond.
http://www.clf.org/transportation/

64. CABO Home
CABO California Association of bicycling Organizations. California s bicycle clubs organized into a state federation in 1972 to
http://www.cabobike.org/
CABO: California Association of Bicycling Organizations California's bicycle clubs organized into a state federation in 1972 to protect bicyclists' interests statewide and to encourage, maintain, and improve bicycling conditions. CABO fosters and promotes a favorable climate for bicycling in California by (1) serving as a forum and information clearing house for bicycle clubs and other bicycle groups, (2) representing the interests of cyclists before the appropriate governmental bodies to protect their rights and promoting laws, policies, and actions that treat cyclists equitably, (3) and any other activities not specified in (1) or (2), but which reasonably relate to the purpose.
In addition to the usual officers, CABO has Area Directors which mirror the boundaries of the twelve Caltrans districts. All are unpaid volunteers. California Bicycle Touring Information Subscribe!

65. Adirondack Bicycling And Bike Touring
Information about bike touring, routes, organized rides and mountain biking in the 6 million acre Adirondack Mountain Park.
http://www.adkbikes.com

66. Cub Scout Sports - Bicycling
Cub Scout Sports bicycling. Sports Pin. Earn the bicycling belt loop, complete requirement 1 below, and do four additional requirements.
http://www.usscouts.org/advance/cubscout/sports/bicycling.html
Cub Scout Sports
Bicycling
These requirements became effective in September, 2002.
For the old requirements, click here
Belt Loop
Complete these three requirements:
  • Explain the rules of safe bicycling to your den leader or adult partner. Demonstrate how to wear the proper safety equipment for bicycling. Show how to ride a bike safely. Ride for at least half an hour with an adult partner, your family, or your den.
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    Earn the Bicycling belt loop, complete requirement 1 below, and do four additional requirements
  • Make a chart to record at least 10 hours of bicycling. (Required) Participate in a pack, den, or community bike rodeo. Demonstrate how to repair a flat tire on a bicycle. Make a poster illustrating different types of early bikes and show it to your den. Give a demonstration to your den or pack on the proper use of safety equipment and gear. With the help of a parent or adult partner, register or reregister your bicycle. Go on a "bicycle hike" with your family or den. Obey traffic rules related to bicycling.
  • 67. Safe Bicycling - NSC
    bicycling is one of the most popular ways to get around, whether for recreation, sport or transportation. An Safe bicycling. bicycling
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    Safe Bicycling
    Bicycling is one of the most popular ways to get around, whether for recreation, sport or transportation. An estimated 57 million Americans ride bikes ranging from high performance, 18-speed, touring models, to "dirt bikes" equipped with balloon tires—and dozens of variations in between. The Council offers the following tips for safe and enjoyable bicycling:
    • Obey traffic rules. Get acquainted with ordinances. Cyclists must follow the same rules as motorists. Know your bike's capabilities. Remember that bicycles differ from motor vehicles; they're smaller and can't move as fast. But, they can change direction more easily, stop faster and move through smaller spaces. Ride in single file with traffic, not against it. Bicycling two abreast can be dangerous. Bicyclists should stay as far right on the pavement as possible, watching for opening car doors, sewer gratings, soft shoulders, broken glass and other debris. Remember to keep a safe distance from the vehicle ahead. Make safe turns and cross intersections with care. Signal turns half a block before the intersection, using the correct hand signals (left arm straight out for left turn; forearm up for right turn). When traffic is heavy and the cyclist has to turn left, it is best to dismount and walk the bicycle across both streets at the crosswalks.

    68. Welcome To Bicycling Through History
    A series of DVDs exploring American history on a bicycle by following the same trails as the early explorers and patriots.
    http://www.bicyclingthroughhistory.com
    BICYCLING THROUGH HISTORY
    • Who
    • What
    • When ... earch
      • Follow the very same routes taken by George Washington along the Potomac River and ride inspiring trails through the thirteen colonies.
      • Instead of driving, walking or being on horseback like travelers in the 1700s, join us for rides along prepared bicycle trails that provide the same sort of scenery and landmarks as those found by the early settlers and patriots of bygone days.
      • Listen to period music and hear the explanations of people who reenact the past with authentic clothing and accoutrements. See how colonists lived and find remnants of previous generations that remain today (if you know where to look for them).
      • Experience natural beauty and learn through the magic of digital video. Share your fascination with friends and family. This is the exciting new form of media to entertain and educate simultaneously. Look for this new DVD series in stores near you. If this series is not on the shelves: Ask for it !
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    69. League Of American Bicyclists: Bicycle Advocacy And Education Center
    Subscribe to BikeLeague News. BETTER bicycling FACT SHEETS. Shop Shopping; Ten Commandments of bicycling. Riding on the Road Sharing the Road Cyclists;
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    BETTER BICYCLING FACT SHEETS Beginning Cycling Riding on the Road Commuting Advanced Cycling Touring Tandems Riding with Children Mountain Bike Maintenance Motorist Education Editorial Emergency maneuvers League of American Bicyclists 1612 K Street NW
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    Washington, DC 20006-2850 Phone: 202-822-1333
    Fax: 202-822-1334
    E-mail: bikeleague@bikeleague.org

    70. Marwi USA
    Worldwide manufacturer of pedals, spokes, lights, saddles, and accessories for the bicycling enthusiast.
    http://www.marwiusa.com
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    71. Title Page
    Welcome to PBAA.COM The Official Website of Perimeter bicycling Association of America Inc. Enter here.
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    72. Bicycling Conditions, Chippewa County
    Identifies county roads and bike trails, color coding them in accordance with appropriateness for bike riding.
    http://www.dot.wisconsin.gov/travel/bike-foot/docs/bikechippewa.pdf

    73. Perimeter Bicycling Home Page
    Share messages, experiences, questions and answers with other cyclists relating to El Tour, other Perimeter bicycling events, cycling, health, fitness and all
    http://www.pbaa.com/Home.html
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    Please Note: Aero-type and other similar auxiliary handlebars are prohibited in
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    (except in the Cochise County Cycling Classic 157 and 252 mile events) For more information please see the rules section for each event Categorie s listed below will be updated as information becomes available. Please check back periodically ............. .Top^ Saturday, October 2, 2004 Application Beneficiary Information Updates Map of Route Platinum Cyclists (Updated 02-11-04) Poster for 2004 Posters from Prior Events Results: Prior Years Questions About Cochise Classic Weather in Douglas?

    74. International Bicycle Fund: Promoting Sustainable Transport And Economic Develop
    Topics addressing bicycles and bicycling as a means of transportation. Includes articles and analysis related to economic development, urban planning, nonmotorized transport, the environment, travel, and international understanding.
    http://www.ibike.org/
    International Bicycle Fund
    A non-governmental, nonprofit, advocacy organization, promoting sustainable transport and international understanding. Major areas of activity are non-motorized urban planning, economic development, bike safety education, responsible travel and bicycle tourism, and cross-cultural, educational programs. Economic Development
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    Rolling the Islands of the Salish Sea: Special Edition : A special edition of Rolling the Islands of the Salish Sea to coincide with Pro Bike/Pro Walk 2004 Conference in Victoria, British Columbia (pre-conference).
    Bicycle Africa Program

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    75. Bicycles: Why Ride A Bike Advice For Beginners
    Search the Helpware Member Directory So if you want help on bicycling for beginners, cycling for novices, explore this site. If
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    Why ride a bike
    Is this your picture of cycling? Well start to bike today for fun and if you eventually get more serious - great, but start to cycle now Did you know:
    • Biking can be great fun
    • Cycling can be very enjoyable
    • Getting on your bike can improve your fitness
    Are you still not sure if your want to get on a bike? Then why not look at my biking story and see why I think cycling is such a great hobby. Otherwise explore this site for practical help on:
    • what types of bike are there - mountain, hybrid, racer and touring
    • how to start building up your rides
    • where to ride
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    If you suffer from back pain , why not look at my page about back pain and cycling Not sure what the different parts of a bike are called? Your problem is solved! Look at this picture of a bicycle with the components labelled.
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    76. New York Bicycling Coalition
    Interested in joining a news service delivering information on bicycling and pedestrian issues across New York State? More. LIST YOUR 2004 bicycling EVENT!
    http://www.nybc.net/
    The 5 is 10 Bike Ride! NY State Bike Route 5 turns 10 years old! Join us June 7-11 as we ride from Niagara Falls to Albany! In cooperation with the New York State Dept. of Transportation, we'll carry your luggage and arrange your hotel rooms for FREE!
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    View H.R. 3550 House Bill passed April 2nd
    Senate TEA-3 Bill - Passed Senate

    Capital Bike Week! May 8th-14th Thanks to everyone who participated and volunteered!
    New Segway bill gathers steam in the Senate Interested in joining a news service delivering information on bicycling and pedestrian issues across New York State? Join the America Bikes Campaign.
    LIST YOUR 2004 BICYCLING EVENT!

    NYBC will be printing a NY Bikes 2004 Event Calendar - Issue 2 enter your event here, FREE!
    2nd edition printed calendar advertising rates and info! Deadline Extended to June 7th for Advertising
    Complete payment for printed ad space, 50,000 calendars were printed April 1, 50,000 more will be printed mid-June. Still ad space left for second printing. Download the latest edition of the Governor's Traffic Safety Committee's Share the Road Brochure. BETTER ROADS AND COMMUNITIES
    2004 Workshops Buffalo - April 28th, Staten Island - April 29th, Plattsburgh - May 19th, Rockland County - POSTPONED, Elmira (Chemung County), Sept. 9th ;

    77. Untitled Document
    Manufacturer of lighting systems for diving, bicycling, outdoor sports and law enforcement.
    http://www.niterider.com/

    78. Peninsula Bicycling Association
    Home site for a group of bicyclists who enjoy riding on the VA peninsula and in Williamsburg. Group has monthly meetings and a newsletter.
    http://groups.hamptonroads.com/pba/

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    Come ride with us! The Peninsula Bicycling Association (PBA) is a bicycle touring and social club for people of all ages. Club cycling is the best way to get into riding on a regular basis, meet other cyclists, and learn about equipment, riding techniques, and the best places to ride on and off the Peninsula. usr="Beizer";
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    79. Bicycling To War (washingtonpost.com)
    bicycling to War By Richard Cohen Tuesday, April 20, 2004; Page A19. Old joke A man repeatedly rides a bike across the MexicanUS border.
    http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/articles/A25790-2004Apr19.html
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    By Richard Cohen
    Tuesday, April 20, 2004; Page A19 Old joke: A man repeatedly rides a bike across the Mexican-U.S. border. Each time, he's stopped by Customs and the bike is taken apart. Nothing is found. Finally, one day a Customs official offers the man immunity from prosecution if only he will tell what he's smuggling. The man pauses for a second, shrugs and says, "Bicycles." I offer you this because I have just finished Bob Woodward's compelling new book, "Plan of Attack," and while it contains several gasps per chapter more reasons why George Tenet should be fired, more proof that Condi Rice is in over her head and more reasons that Dick Cheney should be medicated the stunning disclosure that I expected is simply not there. I thought Woodward would reveal the real reason George Bush went to war in Iraq. It turns out we already knew. The "bicycle" in this case has been in plain sight: Bush's conviction that he is a servant of God and history, chosen to liberate Iraq, bring democracy to the Middle East and make sure the United States is safe from terrorism. In the two lengthy on-the-record interviews the president granted Woodward, he makes it abundantly clear that, somehow, this is all one package in his mind even though to others, Saddam Hussein posed no danger to America at all. Among other things, he had no links to al Qaeda and apparently had no weapons of mass destruction.

    80. Wisconsin Off Road Bicycling Association :: Join The Ride
    The Wisconsin OffRoad bicycling Association was founded in 1989 as a statewide, grassroots organization dedicated to promoting and preserving environmentally
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