Monthly Archives: November 2015

Mass Ave, Arlington, and two approaches to bicycling

Posted on November 19, 2015 by jsallen

TweetThis article is about Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, but at a deeper level, it is about two very different approaches to bicycling. I’ll start by recalling Massachusetts Avenue as it used to be. Massachusetts Avenue was striped with two lanes. … Continue reading →

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Mass Ave, Arlington, and two approaches to bicycling

Posted on November 19, 2015 by jsallen

TweetThis article is about Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, but at a deeper level, it is about two very different approaches to bicycling. I’ll start by recalling Massachusetts Avenue as it used to be. Massachusetts Avenue was striped with two lanes. … Continue reading →

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Mass Ave, Arlington, and two approaches to bicycling

Posted on November 19, 2015 by jsallen

TweetThis article is about Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, but at a deeper level, it is about two very different approaches to bicycling. I’ll start by recalling Massachusetts Avenue as it used to be. Massachusetts Avenue was striped with two lanes. … Continue reading →

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Mass Ave, Arlington, and two approaches to bicycling

Posted on November 19, 2015 by jsallen

TweetThis article is about Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, but at a deeper level, it is about two very different approaches to bicycling. I’ll start by recalling Massachusetts Avenue as it used to be. Massachusetts Avenue was striped with two lanes. … Continue reading →

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Mass Ave, Arlington, and two approaches to bicycling

Posted on November 19, 2015 by jsallen

TweetThis article is about Massachusetts Avenue in Arlington, but at a deeper level, it is about two very different approaches to bicycling. I’ll start by recalling Massachusetts Avenue as it used to be. Massachusetts Avenue was striped with two lanes. … Continue reading →

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They Caught That Asshole Hit And Run Driver!

Posted on November 19, 2015 by Boston Biker

Tweet The driver in this #CambMA crash was IDd; Will be summonsed for A&B w/Dangerous Weapon Causing Serious Bodily Injury pic.twitter.com/kkCkKyz0KB — Cambridge Police (@CambridgePolice) November 18, 2015   Woo!  Now all we can hope for is that this attempted … Continue reading →

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Home Lost Wax Casting On The Cheap: Step Four, Kiln Vent Hood

Posted on November 17, 2015 by Boston Biker

In my ongoing quest to build my own DIY home lost wax casting set up and not burn my house down, or asphyxiate myself I figured I would need a kiln vent.  Kiln vents come in two kinds, top vents, and bottom vents.  They help draw off any fumes, smoke, heat or other nastiness that […] Continue reading →

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Help Somerville Bike Kitchen Extend It’s Hours

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Boston Biker

TweetFrom The Email ———- Somerville Bike Kitchen is looking for additional staff members to help run the coop so that we can expand our open-shop hours. In exchange for agreeing to host open-shop hours once a month and a fee of $18 … Continue reading →

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Is Your Name Brendan Liszanckie? Did Someone Steal Your Bike?

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Boston Biker

TweetGot this in the email, seems someone has come into possession a bicycle they think is stolen.  They think it belongs to someone named Brendan Liszanckie, who rode the Pan Mass challenge (judging from the stickers on the bike I … Continue reading →

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Support MassBike As It Fights For Vision Zero, Act Now!

Posted on November 16, 2015 by Boston Biker

TweetIt’s a Crash, not an accident. ———-   MassBike is a part of the Massachusetts Vision Zero Coalition, a group that advocates for the implementation of Vision Zero across Massachusetts, working together with community organizations, non-profits, businesses, and individuals. What … Continue reading →

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