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  • citibikes The pandemic is changing how cities think about bicycles, and it's about damn time Thom Dunn
  • ingenuity Guy replaces bike wheels with saw blades so he can ride across the ice Gareth Branwyn
  • Bike paths A new bike path directly connects New York City to Canada Thom Dunn
  • bicycles Impressive display of bicycle ballet Andrea James
  • bicycling Long ride from Poo Poo Point to Pee Pee Creek David Pescovitz
  • bicycles French ad authority bans e-bike commercial because it "discredits the automobile sector" Mark Frauenfelder
  • augmented reality "Pokémon Go grandpa" has 64 smartphones attached to his bicycle David Pescovitz
  • surf Watch these rad film clips of Santa Monica's 1970s skate, surf, and dirt bicycle scene David Pescovitz
  • invisibility This bicycle has invisible wheels David Pescovitz
  • support small business Mister Jalopy offers a unique approach to local retailers staying open while maintaining social distance Gareth Branwyn
  • smart Bicycles shipped in fake flatscreen TV boxes suffer less shipping damage David Pescovitz
  • dragons Kickstarting a new feminist bicycle science fiction: this one's about dragons! Cory Doctorow
  • memory Why we never forget how to ride a bike David Pescovitz
  • buses Watch this unusual way to teach bus drivers to be careful around bicyclists David Pescovitz
  • I want to ride my bicycle A working bicycle made of wood Rusty Blazenhoff
  • bike Watch how this chain-free bike operates Andrea James
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