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New tires for the Rocky Mountain Blizzard

by Raymond Parker on October 1, 2012

in Cycling, Technical, Touring

Why the best randonneur bikes stay with traditional geometry

by Raymond Parker on September 2, 2010

in Cycling, Randonneuring, Technical

To 700C or 650B, that is the question

by Raymond Parker on May 11, 2010

in Cycling, Randonneuring

Eagles, bears and intrigue on Vancouver Island

by Raymond Parker on June 1, 2008

in Cycling, Randonneuring

Slipslidin’ away to a snowy cycling destination

by Raymond Parker on November 27, 2006

in Adventure, Cycling

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