I hope everyone had a great Thanksgiving and that you are all safe and well. This week, it’s a three-fer! as we speak with Leah Missbach Day from World Bicycle …
Read moreOutspoken Cyclist – 12/5/2020
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Episode 6: A Christmas Carroll Dave and Chelsea sit down with special guests to explore the origins of JCU’s most cherished holiday tradition
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There is always a lot of anticipation for the books, magazines, and bicycle components that come out of the prolific mind of Jan Heine. The Winter edition of Bicycle Quarterly …
Read moreOutspoken Cyclist – 11/28/2020
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This past week, the cycling world lost Eddy Borysewicz – or Eddie B as so many knew him. Eddie died November 16th from COVID 19 while visiting his home country …
Read moreOutspoken Cyclist – 11/21/2020
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Reference Librarian Andrea Lynn discusses her membership with the Jane Austen Society, describes this year’s record-breaking virtual Annual General Meeting, and walks us through a little Jane Austen history.
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As many of you know, I am an advisory board member to the East Coast Greenway and when something exciting happens with the organization, I like to share it with …
Read moreOutspoken Cyclist – 11/14/2020
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Fussy frame builder Paul Brodie. Bicycling Magazine’s Lou Mazzante, test editor, gives us some gift giving ideas in the first of a three-part series.
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Heights Libraries is accepting applications for a new board position. Community Engagement Associate Isabelle Rew walks you through the process.
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Strava CEO and founder Mark Gainey talks about the app and the newest iteration – Metro. Josh Crisp started Pedal for Alzheimer’s and now it’s a nationwide organization.
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Bike Law’s Peter Wilborn and Diane talk about advocacy and politics. Dr. Chris Cherry’s “jug-handle design” to keep people from crashing at railroad crossings. Jacob Van Sickle from Bike Cleveland on COIVD’s impact on the organization and what’s new for 2021
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