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The proud owner of an Epic road bike, a Dahon folder, a seventies-era Peugeot, and a Raleigh cruiser, Adam Voiland is a science writer whose articles have appeared in U.S. News & World Report and Popular Science. You can email him at bike.examiner@gmail.com or follow him on Twitter at bikeexaminer.

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Weekend Pick: Dzine's lowriders

Sunday, December 13th, 2009 · 1 comment

One of the most striking pieces of artwork at Art Basel last weekend was Carlos Rolon's ( known as Dzine) gold-studded custom tricycle, the latest in...
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Keep an eye on ReadysetDC

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Those who fancy themselves young and hip may want to keep an eye on ReadysetDC, a newish DC arts and culture site, that has quite a penchant for...
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Weekend Pick: The Bike Project

There's only one day left, but the Rouse Company Foundation Gallery at the Howard County Community College is hosting a show titled The Bike Project:...
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Bicycle as instrument

The "music" may make you recoil, but this 1963 clip of Frank Zappa playing some bicycle is a keeper. The...
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Weekend Pick: Girls Can Tell

I generally avoid pushing "stuff" in this space (no, not because of the recently released FTC blogger rules, but simply because there's...
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If you like looking at beautiful women on bicycles in New York...

Then you may want to check out Jason Oliver Goodman's A Girl's Life project. Goodman, who happens to be the guy who animated the intro to the popular...
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Weekend Pick: Burning Man's Bikes

I've never been to Burning Man, but my brother-in-law recently returned from filming at the now annual event that began as a few friends burning an...
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Alice's Blend, Part IV

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Back to part III 22 Bikes - part IV Continue to part V Eleven days later, however, the story took a twist that only somebody like Legba could provide....
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Thanks to David Byrne, bicycle art goes mainstream

The bulk of bicycle-related art exists at the fringes of the mainstream art world and only rarely makes it into the spotlight. Not so this month....
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Weekend Pick: Jo Slota's first ghost bike

Though ghost bikes memorializing fallen cyclist Alice Swanson are making news in DC recently, the very first ghost bikes were more art than memorial....
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