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Raceblade Long fenders: improved wet weather protection for frames with tight clearances

by Raymond Parker on October 25, 2012

in Cycling, Technical

Thinking outside the box: Izhar Gafni’s $9 cardboard bicycle

by Raymond Parker on October 4, 2012

in Cycling, Technical, Video

Designing for the future without reinventing the wheel

by Raymond Parker on May 2, 2011

in Blog, Cycling, History, Technical

A closer look at the Marinoni Sportivo Ti “Randonnée”

by Raymond Parker on March 7, 2011

in Cycling, Randonneuring, Technical

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