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• Documentary on fixed gear team at the 508

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  Come check this out. Fun times.
  
  
  LACBC's THURSDAY NIGHT SOCIAL
  Featuring: eat!sleep?bikes!
  
  Thursday, December 13, 2007, 7-10 pm
  at the new Bike Oven location!
  
  
  3706 N. Figueroa St, Highland Park 90065
  
  Special LACBC screening! We' [...]
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  Posted: December 10, 2007, 6:02pm EST
  

• Lung Compromise

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  I just wanted to send a shout out of encouragement to all you cycling commuters to maybe incorporate the bus/metro into your ride while these fires burn. Yesterday I had to walk my bike up sunset out of chinatown cuz i felt like i was going to hyperventilate. I could [...]
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  Posted: October 25, 2007, 1:05pm EDT
  

• STILL making the bike film!!

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  ***** Second Call for BIKE Film Crew and Bicyclist-created Soundtrack *****
  
  I am working on a short film (abt 5 min.) for my beginning filmmaking class at LA City College.
  
  The story is the triumph of a man and his bicycle- once separated, but eventually reunited, on the [...]
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  Posted: October 16, 2007, 2:37pm EDT
  

• Jack and Brian: 508 miles this weekend

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  Hey all. In case you already have not heard Jack talking about it (ha ha), him and Brian Davidson (who works with the Bicrowave on the westside) are both racing solo at the Furnace Creek 508 this weekend. It is a long, tough course, but both hope to finish [...]
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  Posted: October 06, 2007, 1:57pm EDT
  

• Let's Make a Bike Film!

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  ***** Call for BIKE Film Crew and Bicyclist-created Soundtrack *****
  
  I am working on a short film (abt 5 min.) for my beginning filmmaking class at LA City College.
  
  The story is the triumph of a man and his bicycle- once separated, but eventually reunited, on the streets [...]
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  Posted: October 03, 2007, 3:39am EDT
  

• Class is in Session!

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  at the Bicicocina. check it at this link:
  
  http://www.bicyclekitchen.com/workshops.htmBicycle Kitchen [...]
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  Posted: October 01, 2007, 8:34pm EDT
  

• local economy, kitchens and cookbook

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  Albert Bates is a renowned character in the eco-village and intentional community movements. his latest book (The Post-petroleum Survival Guide and Cookbook: Recipes for Changing Times) is quite informative, entertaining and full of practical recommendations. i really like i must say. last year while he was visiting the [...]
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  Posted: September 20, 2007, 3:56pm EDT
  

• from the biciblog email

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  Hello, When I posted a piece on sharing the road, from an Arizona cyclist this weekend, and began the latest batch of debate on the subject on my Blog, The Cycling Dude, I had no idea another tragedy was happening in our community.
  
  I got the following e-mail, from [...]
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  Posted: September 20, 2007, 3:16pm EDT
  

• Stolen bicycle? How to increase recovery chances.

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  This was taken from the Boston Craigslist forums, however it is being cut/paste'd here for reference:
  
  If you have the serial #, file a police report and register it stolen with the National Bike Registry (99 cents for 6 months)
  
  If you have the serial #,' [...]
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  Posted: August 27, 2007, 4:56pm EDT
  

• Efficiency is something I love, seek out, ...

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  Efficiency is something I love, seek out, and live by. We need these around town, on our streets outside bars and theatres... and most importantly, outside the corporate office towers + workplaces where we can have more people commuting by bicycle without the building managers freaking out about the "new" [...]
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  Posted: August 08, 2007, 5:16pm EDT
  

• from the biciblog email:

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  Fred Cook is visiting LA periodically for training and he needs to form a
  relationship with a household where he can park a bicycle, tool kit, change
  of clothes, etc. in LA, and not have to carry them back and forth every time
  he comes for a sojourn. Fred would [...]
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  Posted: July 30, 2007, 9:05pm EDT
  

• "This is How We Roll" screen print benefits the Bicycle Kitchen

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  There is an interesting Art show being held a few doors down from the Bicycle Kitchen, at Scoops/Antai Gallery called "Flat Fix and Sew Ups" - it was mentioned before by Federico with a small sampling of his stunning work.
  I agreed to [...]
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  Posted: July 05, 2007, 8:27pm EDT
  

• RIDE-Arc is looking for a few good organisers!

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  This was posted on the RIDE-Arc newsletter earlier today:
  
  Would you like to be an organizer of a RIDE-Arc ride?We are now taking applications for guest editors of future rides. Through this experience, you will get a feel of what it takes to put together a RIDE-Arc ride, and [...]
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  Posted: July 03, 2007, 5:44pm EDT
  

• Bicycle Film Festival is Coming, some ATC's to celebrate

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  i was commissioned to make some bike related Artist Trading Cards for a Bicycle Film festival related event. i made 24 of them and here are my favorite 8 cards. there is going to be a block party and these and other artworks will be on display [...]
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  Posted: June 26, 2007, 3:32am EDT
  

• From the Biciblog Email - the bike exchange

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  Hi. I live in SF and am visiting LA Sat the 16th-Tues the 19th. I would like to bike and it will cost $100 to fly with the bike. I am looking to borrow a bike (i'm 5'9) or trade for the use of my road bike & lock sometime [...]
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  Posted: June 12, 2007, 3:14pm EDT
  

• From the Biciblog Email:

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  Ciao
  
  I am a cyclist travelling form Italy to NordKapp, I'm trying to take note and describe on my blog http://raoulcivitanovanordkapp.splinder.com a bicycle that passes for the Swiss and the Germany .... Ciao Raoul Petinar Bicycle Kitchen' [...]
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  Posted: May 23, 2007, 4:34pm EDT
  

• From the Biciblog Email:

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  Hey all,
  Just writing to share a brief bike story. I used live in Silverlake. The Bike Kitchen and Midnite Ridazz inspired me to get back on the bike in a serious way. I left LA and ended up in San Antonio about a year ago. I I tried [...]
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  Posted: May 18, 2007, 3:37pm EDT
  

• Even Jesus likes bikes...

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  Bicycle Kitchen [...]
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  Posted: May 17, 2007, 9:08pm EDT
  

• [b]I love the new layout![/b]]

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  and all the rides that are happening that i never am available to do. LA rulz!
  
  thanks, federico.
  
  big bike love,
  
  fireweedBicycle Kitchen [...]
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  Posted: February 21, 2007, 2:21pm EST
  

• The Watts Happening Ride - 02.25.07

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  I posted this upcoming ride on some of the major bike calendars but wanted to spread the word to Bici Blog readers as well:
  
  Having paid my first-ever visit to the historic and culturally significant Watts Towers this Presidents Day I was deeply moved [...]
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  Posted: February 20, 2007, 9:33am EST
  

• King of the Road

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  I've never felt the urge to battle out for Alpha Male supremacy on the streets (for reasons, that should I explain them, would offer an arrogant self-depiction, which is certainly not the case with me).
  If I ever did though... This would be my ride.
  
  [...]
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  Posted: February 09, 2007, 1:16pm EST
  

• Santa Monica Critical Mass is Two!

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  People were saying we were 300 people strong, but I didn't do a personal count. On a Friday night when the 405 was shut down- both North and South- all of the major arterials between Westwood and Santa Monica were gridlocked in both directions and our tide of bicycles wove' [...]
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  Posted: February 03, 2007, 8:19pm EST
  

• the new face

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  so i finally got some time and decided to give the biciblog a new face taking advantage of the new version of blogger. by the way, if you were a contributor and your name doesn't appear on the right side it's because you need to switch your account to the [...]
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  Posted: January 26, 2007, 8:08pm EST
  

• Wake Up Time!

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  What the hell's happened to the Bici Blog?!
  
  Well, in an effort to invigorate, kickstart, or at the very least just get something new up in almost two — count 'em: one, two! — months, here's info on an upcoming group ride I'm co-organizing — the more the merrier. [...]
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  Posted: January 05, 2007, 10:26am EST
  

• Reflective Rims, Reflective fabrics....Reflective Tires...?

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  For a while I was considering spraying my bike with the reflective coating available in a spray can (available at Home Despot)... then I started to use it for commuting advocacy - circling out road hazards, stops, dangers to the commuter...
  Then today a [...]
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  Posted: November 14, 2006, 2:45am EST
  

• SFV blog

  
  new blog up for the SFV Critical MassBicycle Kitchen [...]
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  Posted: November 12, 2006, 6:49pm EST