What TA is About

Written by Staff on April 27, 2011. Posted in Posts

Growing Cycling With flat avenues and a compact grid, New York City was a great place to bicycle even before T.A. rolled onto the scene. These days, because of its persistence and introduction of better ideas for biking from around the world, all the cycling potential of that compact grid is blossoming into hundreds of
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Bikelandia Live Schedule

Written by Staff on April 27, 2011. Posted in Posts

SPONSORED BY BICYCLING MAGAZINE AND SRAM All talks, readings and events will take place on the 2nd Floor of Center 548 11 A.M. COMMUTING ESSENTIALS Lara Lebeiko of Bicycle Habitats speaks about what you need for city riding—fenders, panniers, bell, lights, spare tube—as well as other accessories you may need. 11:45 A.M. THE BRAISED BICYCLE
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Find Your Style

Written by Staff on April 27, 2011. Posted in Posts

With all the choices out there, we decided to speak to a few of the New Amsterdam Bicycle Show exhibitors to prepare you for the April 30 event. ANNE-MARIJ BERENDSEN, GAZELLE BICYCLES What styles of bikes do you specialize in? Anne-Marij Berendsen: Royal Dutch Gazelle’s product line ranges from the most innovative city bikes, award-winning
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Exhibitor List

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Adeline Adeline 147 Reade St., NY, 212-227-1150 www.adelineadeline.com Alternative Needs Transportation www.antbikemike.wordpress.com ASEA www.teamasea.com B Fold 224 East 13th St. #1, NY, 212-529-7247 www.bfold.com Bamboo Bike Studio 45 W. 9th St. Apt 3B, NY www.bamboobikestudio.com Basil www.basil.nl B-Cycle www.bcycle.com Bern Unlimited www.bernunlimited.com Bicycle Habitat 244 & 250 Lafayette St., NY, 212-431-3315 www.bicyclehabitat.com Bicycle Paintings 917-771-8537
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Bring Your Bike Inside

Written by Staff on April 27, 2011. Posted in Posts

If you work in a commercial office building with a freight elevator, the new “Bikes in Buildings” law provides a way for you to request indoor access for your bicycle. The building owner may chose to allow bicycles into the building, stored in space provided by the tenant, or provide other secure bike parking options.
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