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Get the Saddle right for comfort – Go By Bike Episode 41

July 22, 2010

Bike not comfortable? Here’s one big reason. Most bikes that are sold these days come with saddles that are really not all that comfortable. They might be fine for casual riding, but for riding regularly, a comfortable saddle can make a huge difference! I recently ditched my so-so saddle for a new one that looks [...]

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Can you live WELL without a car? – Go By Bike Episode 36

July 2, 2010

What can you gain by living without your car? Sure, you can live without a car, but did you know you can also live WELL and easily without a car? Check out this great new resource I found for just how to do this (And save thousands of $$ a year in the meantime…) What [...]

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Does Your Bike Have a Name? – Go By Bike Episode 31

June 10, 2010

What’s in a Name? We name people and pets because it bestows them individuality. What about in-animate objects like bikes? Taking a cue from one of the blogs I like, lets go ride a bike , I contemplated this issue recently… Have you ever named a bike? Do you have name suggestions for the Madsen? [...]

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Surly Bicycles

June 6, 2010

At Cycle 9, we love Surly’s no-nonsense approach to bicycles.  These bikes are not flashy or trendy, but are elegant and refined in their functionality.  Made from CroMoly steel, Surlys are built to last and ride beautifully. Take the Surly Cross Check, for example. The versatile Cross Check handles all terrains with ease.  It’s a [...]

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3 Little Things that Make a Commuter Bike Great – Go By Bike Episode 13

April 30, 2010

Sometimes it’s little things that make the difference between a good and a great bike In today’s episode of Go By Bike, I talk about 3 relatively little things that I love about my commuter bike. Having a practical, sturdy and stylish bike is important, but with a few added touches, I find the experience [...]

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