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Liberation Cycling by Joel Palmer is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution-Noncommercial-Share Alike 3.0 United States License.
Random thoughts on the intersection of cycling, Buddhism and libertarian politics.
LiveSTRONG Challenge - Davis 2011
About Me
I'm primarily a utility cyclist, commuting and shopping as much as possible by bike. I want to do some tours, and have done a few sprint triathlons. In this blog I tend to ramble on about whatever part of the cycling life catches my fancy. I have some seriou retro-grouch tendencies, and lean towards older steel bikes with tried-and-true parts.
- Mid-70s Raleigh Super Course
- 1974 Scwhinn Speedster 3-speed
- Surly Long Haul Trucker 21-speed
Blogroll
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EPISODE 351: Andy McGrath — God is Dead3 days ago
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fizik Vento Argo X15 weeks ago
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The towel is thrown1 month ago
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Our Riff Hardtail Frame Gets An Overdue Update3 months ago
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The VO Blog Has Migrated!8 months ago
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Talbot’s Syndrome11 months ago
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The Basics of China National Heavy Duty Truck Chassis11 months ago
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What makes a good commuter bike1 year ago
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The Long Way2 years ago
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The End2 years ago
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Ed Pratt’s World Unicycle Tour3 years ago
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Pack Your Bags, We're Moving!4 years ago
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Face Protection While Cycling in the Cold4 years ago
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Ciemmona 2019 Saturday (386)r4 years ago
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Humanoids of Surly: Pepper Cook5 years ago
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Newsletter5 years ago
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I need help5 years ago
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Velo Orange Polyvalent 46 years ago
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Legacy7 years ago
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Unlock Your Hip Flexors Review7 years ago
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Changing Times7 years ago
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Moving Bike Noob8 years ago
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Up and Walking Briskly8 years ago
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Calling the Moon10 years ago
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Beam Me Up10 years ago
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Arch-villain invades Owasso10 years ago
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hallo world11 years ago
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Sturmey-Archer Nursery Rhymes11 years ago
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Slow Bicycle Action12 years ago
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Still in shock...12 years ago
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A near-death experience in Brooklyn12 years ago
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I'm so tired.13 years ago
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End of one journey and the beginning of another.13 years ago
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The end of an era13 years ago
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And, speaking of New York...14 years ago
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www.epicureancyclist.com14 years ago
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Calshot Winter League 2008-915 years ago
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RIP Blogger15 years ago
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green tuesday: well, almost16 years ago
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Blog Change update if you can16 years ago
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My baby girl16 years ago
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Break free from the hypocrisy!!16 years ago
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- Because BikeSnobNYC asked...
- Gas tank doors
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- Mass transit and "green"
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