News
May 2013
EdgeRunner from Xtracycle
In the mid 90s Ross Evans from Stanford University developed an extension for a mountain bike capable of carrying heavier than usual loads, to be used in a project in Nicaragua called „Bikes Not Bombs“. Three years later he founded Xtracycle Inc. and produced and sold the bicycle extension as a self-assembly kit called: Free Radical Extension.
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In the mid 90s Ross Evans from Stanford University developed an extension for a mountain bike capable of carrying heavier than usual loads, to be used in a project in Nicaragua called „Bikes Not Bombs“. Three years later he founded Xtracycle Inc. and produced and sold the bicycle extension as a self-assembly kit called: Free Radical Extension.
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May 2013
Cargo bikes on Parade in Kortrijk
Parade on transport of goods and freight by cycle. The aim is to trigger the use of (cargo) bicycles in and around Kortrijk for logistics purposes, but also to show business start-ups using cargo bicycles for their daily activities.
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Parade on transport of goods and freight by cycle. The aim is to trigger the use of (cargo) bicycles in and around Kortrijk for logistics purposes, but also to show business start-ups using cargo bicycles for their daily activities.
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April 2013
Get Britain Cycling
Summary report from the Get Britain Cycling campaign.
>> read more on www.bikehub.co.uk
Summary report from the Get Britain Cycling campaign.
>> read more on www.bikehub.co.uk
