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Bicycling:     more books (100)

The Bicycling Guide to Complete Bicycle Maintenance & Repair: For Road & Mountain Bikes (Bicycling Guide to Complete Bicycle Maintenance & Repair for Road & Mountain Bikes) by Todd Downs, 2010-09-28 Bicycling Science, 3rd Edition by David Gordon Wilson, 2004-04-01 Bicycling The Pacific Coast by Vicky Spring, Tom Kirkendall, 2005-10-01 Bicycling Magazine's New Cyclist Handbook by Ben Hewitt, 2005-11-29 Bicycling for Women by Gale Bernhardt, 2008-11-01 Ride Your Way Lean: The Ultimate Plan for Burning Fat and Getting Fit on a Bike by Selene Yeager, Bicycling Magazine Editors, 2010-08-17 Bicycling Medicine: Cycling Nutrition, Physiology, Injury Prevention and Treatment For Riders of All Levels by Arnie Baker, 1998-09-29 Bicycling for Dummies by Allen St. John, 1999-04 Bicycling the Blue Ridge, 4th: A Guide to the Skyline Drive and the Blue Ridge Parkway by Elizabeth Skinner, Charlie Skinner, 2004-05-10 The Noblest Invention: An Illustrated History of the Bicycle by Editors of Bicycling Magazine, 2003-11-15 The Bicycling Book: Transportation, Recreation, Sport One Less Car: Bicycling and the Politics of Automobility (Sporting) by Zack Furness, 2010-03-28 Bicycling in Florida, 2nd ed. by Tom Oswald, 2007-10-30 Touring the Islands: Bicycling in the San Juan, Gulf, and Vancouver Islands by Peter Powers, 1988-07

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1. Bicycling Magazine: Bikes, Gear, Training, Reviews, Maintenance
   bicycling Magazine features bikes, bike gear, equipment reviews, training plans, bike maintenance how tos, and more, for cyclists of all levels.  
   http://www.bicycling.com/
   
   Extractions: Sitting In: Confronting The Cars The next time a motorist cuts you off, screams, flies the finger or throws something, do everything you can to catch up - then try this. READ MORE Boulder Report: Phinney First, Cipo In With Rock aylor Phinney has another Track racing first, Cipo is in with Rock Racing, and Floyd is fired up in this quick hitting edition of the Boulder Report. READ MORE Fit Chick Tri Blog: Surprising Sacrifices Selene likes to say that it's not what you do - it's what you don't do. She opts to follow her own advice. READ MORE Boulder Report: Puerto 8, This Time We Mean It

2. Tour De France 2007 At Bicycling Magazine.com
   Complete Tour de France 2007 coverage at bicycling Magazine. Learn about the Tour?s history, winners, routes, bikes, stages, and more.  
   http://www.bicycling.com/tourdefrance/0,6805,s1-7-0-0-0,00.html?location=_*topna

3. Bicycling - About.com
   Ready to ride? Pedal into a world of cycling with tips and information on bicycle riding, equipment, training and bike culture and more with your About.com  
   http://bicycling.about.com/
   
   Extractions: FREE Newsletter. Sign Up Now! People, be jubilant! Kirkpatrick MacMillan Day is coming. I hereby declare January 26th to be international Kirkpatrick MacMillan Day I can just see it now. To celebrate Kirkpatrick MacMillan Day, people will buy each other Kirkpatrick MacMillan Day gifts and send each other Kirkpatrick MacMillan cards. Kids will have Kirkpatrick MacMillan pagents in school, and sing songs about Kirkpatrick MacMillan. Who is Kirkpatrick MacMillan you ask, and why is he worthy of such adoration? Kirkpatrick MacMillan was a Scottish blacksmith who lived from 1812-1878. Back in 1839, he was out watching people "riding" bikes, which at that time were driven by kicking the ground with your feet. Essentially hobby horses on wheels. Thrilling, eh? Seemed like there must be a better way. MacMillan mused over that matter a bit, and came up with an idea for the first pedal set-up that could more effectively drive the bike. Using his blacksmith tools, he put his idea into place, and

4. Bicycling Life Home Page
   A useful and relevant resource for those wishing to use their bicycles for touring and commuting. Includes many articles and links that will appeal to  
   http://www.bicyclinglife.com/
   
   Extractions: (Used with permission) Like Edlin, who's crank appears above, you may not have a racing bike (regardless of the pretentious logo), but if you have a bike, any bike, you can join the human race instead of the rat race. A quiet evening ride or a trip to the store does not require a $2000 bike. M any bicycle web sites are "event" oriented. Lots are interested on races or racers. Most are seasonally oriented, and a few are advocacy oriented. We are not disinterested in these things. We are simply more interested in the promotion of cycling as a "normal" means of transportation for every day travel needs as well as recreation and healthy exercise.

5. The WWW Bicycle Lane
   A comprehensive and well organized list of bicycling resources on the Internet.  
   http://www.bikelane.com/

6. 511.org - Bicycling
   Welcome to the Bay Area’s resource for bicycling information. Here you’ll find the new 511 BikeMapper, route maps, locations of lockers and racks,  
   http://bicycling.511.org/
   
   Extractions: Bicycling Site Directory 511 BikeMapper , route maps, locations of lockers and racks, information on how to take your bike on public transit and across Bay Area toll bridges, how to ride safely in traffic, tips on commuting, bicycle resources and more. New to biking? Register with the 511 Ridematch Tool to find a Bike Buddy and start today! Check back frequently for announcements of upcoming events and activities for bicyclists. ANNOUNCEMENTS: Bike to Work Day 2007

7. Cycling - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia
   Accessories for the bicycle and the cyclist include locks, The London Ambulance Service has recently introduced bicycling paramedics, who can often get  
   http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cycling
   
   Extractions: Jump to: navigation search Police officer on a bicycle Cycling is a means of transport , a form of recreation and a sport . The bicycle carries riders across land, through tunnels, over bridges, snow, or, less frequently, over ice icebiking ). Cycling involves riding bicycles unicycles tricycles quadricycles and other similar human powered vehicles (HPVs). Types of cycling ... As a sport, cycling is governed internationally by the Union Cycliste Internationale in Switzerland (for upright bicycles ) and by the International Human Powered Vehicle Association (for other HPVs, or human-powered vehicles). Cycling for transport and touring is promoted on a European level by the European Cyclists' Federation , with associated members from Great Britain, Japan and elsewhere. Regular conferences on cycling for transport are held under the auspices of Velo City ; global conferences are coordinated by Velo Mondial The examples and perspective in this article or section may not represent a worldwide view of the subject.

8. Bicycling Magazine
   The bicycling Magazine website. bicycling. A popular road and mountain biking magazine. Includes practical tips to make riding more enjoyable.  
   http://magazine-directory.com/Bicycling.htm

9. Bicycling On Cape Cod
   bicycling on Cape Cod. Usually, these folks are from offCape, and thus do not First, we will show scanned maps of some of the paved bicycle trails.  
   http://www.cctrails.org/bike.htm

10. Safe Bicycling - NSC
    bicycling is one of the most popular ways to get around, whether for recreation, sport or transportation. An estimated 57 million Americans ride bikes  
    http://www.nsc.org/library/facts/bicycle.htm
    
    Extractions: @import url(../../styles.css); Resources Fact Sheets 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.

11. The Bicycle Community Page
    bicycling Community Page. Coming Soon! The new improved BCP will be coming soon! The Old Pages are currently online. Get involved with local bike  
    http://wicip.org/bcp/

12. Bicycle Federation Of Wisconsin
    A nonprofit organization, setup to serve the biking community. Biking events and links for Wisconsin bicycling resources. Cool stuff and cool pages for  
    http://www.bfw.org/
    
    Extractions: We're Hiring! We're looking for Bike/Walk Instructors for our Milwaukee Safe Routes to School Program. Click here for more information. Don't Miss the 2008 Love Your Bike Party! Click Here for Details 2008 BFW Board of Directors Strategic Planning Session notes and photos are now available. Click Here: Madison listening session minutes and photos are now available. Click Here: You can participate in our advocacy efforts... 2 New alerts posted 1/2/2008 Check out these The highlighted sections indicate the specific quarter of the state on each double sided map. American Bike Trails says, "No other state can compare with BFW's state bicycle maps!" Winter conditions on Wisconsin's bike paths... Click here for more info. Local Bicycle Advocacy in Action Thank you to everyone who helped in our mobilization of area bicyclists to ensure that bicycle-friendly candidates were elected to the Friends of the Badger Trail board.

13. Www.bicycle.net | Bicycling, Cycling And Bike Blog: Attitude Is Everything
    www.bicycle.net bicycling, cycling and bike blog Attitude is Everything.  
    http://www.bicycle.net/

14. IMBA - International Mountain Bicycling Association
    A nonprofit, public-supported organization. Promotes mountain bicycling opportunities that are environmentally and socially responsible.  
    http://www.imba.com/
    
    Extractions: Team IMBA ... Action Alert Archive Find clubs, bike patrols and field reps worldwide! Select >>> Alabama Alaska Arizona Arkansas California Colorado Connecticut Delaware Florida Georgia Hawaii Idaho Illinois Indiana Iowa Kansas Kentucky Louisiana Maine Maryland Massachusetts Michigan Minnesota Mississippi Missouri Montana Nebraska Nevada New Hampshire New Jersey New Mexico New York North Carolina North Dakota Ohio Oklahoma Oregon Pennsylvania Puerto Rico Rhode Island South Carolina South Dakota Tennessee Texas Utah Vermont Virginia Virgin Islands Washington Washington, D.C. West Virginia Wisconsin Wyoming Canada >>> Alberta British Columbia Manitoba Nova Scotia New Brunswick Northwest Territories Nunavut Ontario Prince Edward Island Saskatchewan Yukon International >>> Argentina Australia Bhutan Bulgaria Costa Rica France Germany Greece Guam Hong Kong Iceland India Ireland Israel Italy Jamaica Japan Korea Mexico Nepal Netherlands New Zealand Norway Philippines Portugal Puerto Rico Singapore South Africa Spain Sri Lanka Sweden Switzerland Thailand Turkey United Kingdom

15. Calumet Crank Club
    A group of bicycle riders in northwest Indiana who like to ride together as a club.  
    http://www.bicycling.org/
    
    Extractions: Although Mother Nature does play a big role (what spectacular weather we had, the success of this ride truly hinges on the continued support of the committed members of the Calumet Crank Club and the bicyclists (some 410 this year) who return year after year from distances near and far to enjoy food, fellowship, and some pretty spectacular views of Lake Michigan and Northwest Indiana. Thanks for supporting bicycling and the Calumet Crank Club. A special thanks to Bobbie and Len Cyzyk for the countless hours they devote to making this event happen. Click here for a picture with the Tomasics of Gary Gianetti who chose our ride for the Indiana leg of his 50 state tour! Bobbie Cyzyk takes a picture with Gary Gianetti before his Lakeshore Century Ride. About The Club The Calumet Crank Club was established in 1981. The majority of our members live in the cities and towns across Northwest Indiana. Our routes cover scenic and varied terrain along Lake Michigan, as well as the picturesque farmland and rural communities in our area. Rides are held every day of the week and take place rain or shine. All cyclists are cordially invited to participate in our rides. Simply show up with a bike in

16. GABA Tucson Homepage
    GABA Tucson Chapter, promoting interest and involvement in all aspects of bicycling by scheduling day rides and tours, and organizing the annual Great  
    http://www.bikegaba.org/
    
    Extractions: Greater Arizona Bicycling Association Tucson, Arizona Day Rides / Biketivities 2008 Calendar Local Rides/Routes Tucson Bike Rentals ... GABA Buck$ Jan 08 Dec 07 Previous issues Forum Contact Us Purpose Bylaws Meetings ... Links Club Meeting Monday, January 7th at 7 PM Join us tonight for a presentation by Linda Matson and Bill Sievers on their most recent bicycle adventure! Starting in Barcelona, they rode a loop over the Pyrenees into France and back to Spain. Come hear why the Pyrenean foothills and forests are quickly becoming a draw for cyclists with its beautiful medieval towns. Public welcome! Map to meeting location Picacho Century Sunday, February 10 With a course almost entirely flat and a variety of options, this century offers many opportunities for cyclists of different abilities. Distances offered are suitable for families and novice riders, as well as more experienced riders. This is also a good century to set a new Personal Best! Click here for details.

17. Bicyclinginfo.org
    A North Carolina association providing information concerning pedestrian and bicycle issues to planners, engineers, private citizens, advocates, educators,  
    http://www.bicyclinginfo.org/
    
    Extractions: Search site: This year, make the resolution to bike more and experience all of the benefits of bicycling . Use this site to get motivated , find bike maps or other resources, and learn important safety tips . You can also get support for biking by connecting with other cyclists or getting local assistance to help improve conditions for cycling in your community. Happy riding! Learn More view more events view more news Find out more about training law officers and implementing enforcement programs to improve bicycle safety.

18. WSDOT - Biking In Washington
    Photo of Two Bicyclists with scenic lake and mountain background bicycling plays a big role in Washington s transportation. Whether you are a casual or  
    http://www.wsdot.wa.gov/bike/
    
    Extractions: 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 or a bike-curious to bike-expert transportation professional, we hope this page will help you locate useful information on bicycling in our state.

19. - Chicagoland Bicycle Federation
    The Chicagoland Bicycle Federation is a nonprofit, volunteer-based bicycling advocacy organization that has been working since 1985 to make bicycling  
    http://www.biketraffic.org/
    
    Extractions: A couple of years ago, I made a New Year’s resolution to bike 200 days, just to see if I could do it. It took me two years to reach the goal: the first year I only biked 175 days, but the following year, I had 200 days by December 1, and ended the year with a total of 206 days. (Last year, I set a goal to have fun and go farther and faster, but ended up having fun with fewer and slower, so it’s on to a new idea.) Comments are working again

20. Bicycling Street Smarts - Table Of Contents
    A compact tutorial on how to ride a bicycle in mixed traffic.  
    http://www.bikexprt.com/streetsmarts/usa/index.htm

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