In 1971, Time magazine reported that in light of the US bike boom, "for the first time since the 1890s, nearly one-half of all bicycle production was "geared for adults." A statement which may come across peculiar in 2015, a time when New York's bikeridership has surpassed 21,000 riders per a day. What was once considered a defiance of the norm, and an alternative vehicle for transportation, has now been fully adopted by various parts of society, with recreational, sporting and utility cyclist a...
In 1971, Time magazine reported that in light of the US bike boom, "for the first time since the 1890s, nearly one-half of all bicycle production was "geared for adults." A statement which may come across peculiar in 2015, a time when New York's bikeridership has surpassed 21,000 riders per a day. What was once considered a defiance of the norm, and an alternative vehicle for transportation, has now been fully adopted by various parts of society, with recreational, sporting and utility cyclist a...
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