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April 11, 2008

New Cycling Term Takes Lane on Wikipedia Highway

CYCLE CHIC:

A term that describes the culture of everyday cycling in fashionable clothes. It is generally associated with the utility cycling practised in cities such as Copenhagen, Amsterdam, Berne, Basle, Berlin, among others, where citizens practice a high level of bicycle usage. In many European cities, as well as cities in China and Japan, cycling is an everyday transport choice and many cyclists choose to wear their regular clothes, as opposed to outfits generally associated with cycle sport, such as bicycle shorts, gloves and shoes.

Apparetly this is an up and coming trend in cities that are putting money into bicycle friendly infrastructure and facilities.

Get this!

"Citizens are discovering that it is possible to ride in their normal clothes around town."

WOW! Who'd a Thunk it? ;-D

Wikipedia.

A Tip of the Hat to new BikeBlogger Riding Pretty!

A quick tour of her blog indicates that a wonderful new site from California has joined the ranks. ;-D

Riding Pretty is a Berkeley, CA., Cyclist who has designed some really cool Bike Helmet Slip-on Covers for the Ladies (Guys, too, eventually, hee, hee???). ;-D

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Hi Cycling Dude,

Thanks for welcoming me to your world.

Posted by: RidingPretty | Apr 15, 2008 5:37:39 PM

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