The exhibit includes 150 objects, 14 bicycles and three stationary bicycles.
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Its current mix of vehicles also includes bicycles, electric bicycles and kick scooters available.
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They start thinking of other cars as cars and bicycles as bicycles, but not people as people.
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I was at Google, and they had those bicycles that are now in all the cities, the colorful bicycles.
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In its list of consumer products that could be affected by these tariffs, Walmart included gas grills, bicycles, Christmas lights and bicycles.
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Pacific Cycles, which makes endearingly portable folding bicycles, and Merida, which sells pro-level bicycles at at an affordable price, are also Taiwanese.
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MoGo held demonstrations in which people like Mr. Bryant could try hand-powered bicycles; tricycles, which are more stable than bicycles, and other cycles.
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Though you might not have noticed, Yamaha has been producing electric-assist bicycles for 25 years and has sold 2 million bicycles in that time.
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That means they are testing with 250 bicycles or so to really understand how the system works and then expanding to 250 bicycles or so.
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Ryan Rzepecki, Jump's chief executive, started working on bike sharing almost a decade ago, initially with a company called Social Bicycles, which sold bicycles to different cities.
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Trek will be forced to pass these costs on to the consumer, raising prices on adult bicycles, kids' bicycles, components and key bicycle safety equipment like helmets.
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Jeff Selzer, the manager of Palo Alto Bicycles, a specialty bike store, said he was seeing fewer start-ups build custom $10,000 bicycles as signing bonuses for new managers.
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For several years, the UCI has used large, airport-style x-ray machines at the Tour de France to scan bicycles for illegal use of electric motors in competing bicycles.
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The older bicycles won't head to the trash heap, but can be replaced with new components from the next generation of bicycles because they are "backwards-compatible," in true tech parlance.
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A theme at this year's show was ... more bicycles.
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In April, the city's Department of Transportation tried to find a middle ground, allowing for the pedal-assist bicycles but retaining a ban on bicycles that do not have to be pedaled.
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Priority High Power Horn, available from Priority Bicycles, $29.99Born out of a research project between Priority Bicycles and Toyota, this bike horn can get as loud as the one in a car.
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That seems like the opposite of bicycles for the mind.
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That was true of bicycles and vehicles, like actual cars.
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The bicycles, all these ideas was one innovation after next.
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That night, Facebook's security guards reported the bicycles as stolen.
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There is no way those people in those bicycles survived.
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VanMoof's Smart (nonelectric) series of bicycles start at $898 / €898.
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In the corridors, washing is hung and children's bicycles parked.
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Paddyfields have given way to skyscrapers, bicycles to traffic jams.
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They rode their police bicycles, visiting local businesses and classrooms.
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Here's what it shows ... the robbers were fleeing on bicycles.
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Bicycles and guest passes to a nearby gym are available.
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Dockless rented bicycles swept into Chinese cities two years ago.
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Fun Factor Guests can borrow bicycles and sleds for free.
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It is so long that workers get around on bicycles.
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First they acquired bicycles and later drove a friend's car.
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Yael Bassan, who owns Copenhagen Bicycles, posts images and videos on Twitter that show her regularly removing electric scooters parked in front of her shop, which rents and sells bicycles in the city center.
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"Not everybody rides bicycles," observed Richard Ravitch, the former lieutenant governor.
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Besides the lock, Mobike's bicycles are clever works of beauty themselves.
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The group also sells bicycles online to help fund the project.
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All-black bicycles have peaked — or at least they should have.
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More than 100 cities offer Lime vehicles like scooters and bicycles.
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But these require customers to return the bicycles to docking stations.
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Trump also ordered 10 percent tariffs on pet supplies and bicycles.
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The recall affects bicycles in New York, Washington, and San Francisco.
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In the 1970s American factories produced over 15m bicycles a year.
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In the interview with Swisher, Musk says he prefers electric bicycles.
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We also did leg circles and bicycles to tone the abs.
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Her detractors say she is in thrall to "hipsters on bicycles".
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In total, 87 bicycles from Williams' collection are being auctioned off.
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Mexico City has a booming market in electric scooters and bicycles.
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Bicycles and typewriters appear constantly, because they are "dangerous," explains Zubiaurre.
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"One of the biggest problems is people with bicycles," he said.
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In Amsterdam, you see lots of bicycles all over the place.
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The same is true for larger items like playhouses or bicycles.
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Hjelm said the company plans to pilot electric bicycles next year.
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Chinese cities were far more sedate when bicycles ruled the road.
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Today, bicycles are scattered on communal grass in early-evening sunshine.
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We explored the city on bicycles, a tour of selective memorialization.
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They also offer less of a workout than non-motorized bicycles.
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Use seatbelts, wear helmets on bicycles and use crosswalks when walking.
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Using routing tools, drivers pick up bicycles in an efficient way.
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She watched the two older boys take off on their bicycles.
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In San Francisco, authorities use bait bicycles to deter bike thieves.
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Bicycles are everywhere in this attentive and splendid body of work.
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In the Netherlands, bicycles outnumber people, 22.5 million to 18 million.
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In fact, electric-assist bicycles offer significant advantages over electric cars.
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There were no private cars, and bicycles still crowded the streets.
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There were few cars, and the streets thronged with black bicycles.
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The company renamed itself Jump Bikes and focused on electric bicycles.
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Piles of charred bicycles and a refrigerator lay on the sidewalk.
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Between concrete sinks used for washing clothes, bicycles leaned against walls.
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The popularity of bicycles has ebbed and flowed over the years.
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Commuters, some holding electric scooters or bicycles, checked their phones anxiously.
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There are also bicycles available for guests' use at no cost.
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Women now race through traffic riding bicycles, once seen as improper.
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He found his house destroyed, his children's bicycles twisted and mangled.
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BICYCLES, HANDBAGS Arnold Kamler, Chief Executive of Kent International, which sells bicycles that retail from $80 to $200 at major retailers like Walmart Inc, imports about 500 containers a week from China this time of year.
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That doesn't mean we have an "open bicycles" regime, that personal property in bicycles is a myth, that roving gangs of bicycle thieves are operating in the open, or that laws against stealing bikes are pointless.
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It has 12 brands spanning trucks, buses, motorbikes, cars and electric bicycles.
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Surfboards, skis and bicycles can now fly for less on American Airlines.
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I want to drive us back to bicycles for the mind. Okay.
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Electric transportation has made more progress in cars, buses, trucks and bicycles.
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"It can span to other vulnerable road users, like bicycles," Haran says.
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"I also received orders for superbikes, yachts, aeroplanes and bicycles," Lin said.
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The boys&apos bicycles, backpacks and soccer cleats remained at the entrance.
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Buy at Yuba Bikes The Yuba Supermarché is the minivan of bicycles.
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Many residents continue to ride around the streets of town on bicycles.
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One of the most obvious manifestations of this has been Facebook's bicycles.
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Bicycles have pretty much outnumbered humans in this park in Shenzhen, China.
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Roel van Duijn and Luud Schimmelpennink started painting three black bicycles white.
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Electric bicycles are imported under the same tariff code as e-scooters.
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At first, most of the migrants entered Finland from Russia on bicycles.
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It offers bikes, motorized scooters, and electric-assist bicycles in 70 cities.
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As with just about everything that doesn't involve bicycles, Dellow is right.
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Cars have indicator lights for better safety — so why don't bicycles too?
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The new bicycles will look a bit different from the older model.
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"We are making bicycles," says co-founder Ardo Kaurit with a pause.
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We listen to stories, color, paint, play in the park, ride bicycles.
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Many people rode bicycles, as seen at a railway crossing en route.
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These are a couple of cops on bicycles calling for a wagon.
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But the value of electric bicycles has so far been mostly notional.
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They rolled past children riding their bicycles alone at around 217 p.m.
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The worker loading bicycles said the vans fit about 14 bikes each.
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The Ikea Sladda costs $499The second is the Priority Bicycles Classic Plus.
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Winner: Priority Bicycles Classic PlusBottom lineIn this case, it's a no-brainer.
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Nobody stopped women from riding their bicycles on Gaza's main drag recently.
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This decision was inspired by some action Seattle took around dockless bicycles.
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In other news: ■ The ride-hailing world is really getting into bicycles.
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Later Ana and I rode bicycles along the edge of the sea.
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Our objective is to make this as safe as bicycles, or safer.
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In many cases, it's not just travelers using bicycles but airport employees.
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Ten bicycles are in a rack directly outside the airport rail station.
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Simply watching them enjoy the bicycles made Ms. La Fortune Reed happy.
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He is an urban cycling fan with a large collection of bicycles.
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Two bicycles come with the house, to facilitate rides to the beach.
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"I wouldn't like to dodge bicycles because I might fall," he said.
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And the young women swaying on their bicycles, fading into the horizon.
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The real purpose of the dock was to make the bicycles discoverable.
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Food vendors often use portable gas tanks carried on bicycles and carts.
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By the end of the day, 21991 bicycles were ready for shipment.
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There was a swimming pool; there was a multisized inventory of bicycles.
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And then actual statements and hard facts emerged—instantaneously, no bicycles required.
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Orders arrive on their phones as they navigate bicycles through vehicular traffic.
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It would have been like trying to describe bicycles to a fish.
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The liftgate and folding split seats allow Ioniq to gobble bicycles whole.
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Then a boom in bike-sharing blanketed city streets with unused bicycles.
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Bicycles are already allowed on the boardwalk, which adds to the traffic.
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Over the years, lowrider style was adapted to motorcycles, bicycles, and dress.
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It originally produced sewing machines, later switching to bicycles and then automobiles.
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Women in colorful and/or open abayas riding bicycles along pedestrian walkways.
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Half-submerged skeletons of unwanted chairs and bicycles line the canal bed.
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They've been spotted at pubs, cafés, metro stations, balconies, and atop bicycles.
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European resistance to Chinese bicycle imports has also been a stumbling block, although Malmstrom said bicycles had become totemic for China and nobody else, and the agreement went far wider, adding that the EU had "quite cheap bicycles already".
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New York City is home to one of the biggest bike-sharing networks in the country, but until this week electric bicycles — regular bicycles with an electric motor to give rides a boost — were banned in the bustling city.
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Ofo, which has more than eight million bicycles in more than 170 cities, will supply 1,000 bicycles to Seattle in August as part of a pilot programme and plans to increase its fleet after September, it said on Thursday.
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Officers on bicycles formed a blockade, and others on horseback patrolled the area.
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As the bus went by, fans followed on bicycles or on foot, waving.
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Chinese conventional bicycles have been subject to EU anti-dumping duties since 1993.
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Learn More | Buy on Amazon The Yuba Supermarché is the minivan of bicycles.
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While other cities have parking garages for cars, Copenhagen has them for bicycles.
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We can store it in New Jersey, where all the bicycles are together.
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"I used to go around the junkyards and pick out bicycles," Myers recalls.
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They checked on their homes, circumventing road closures on foot or on bicycles.
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Some prefectures have begun prosecuting people who ride their bicycles through red lights.
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GM isn't the first name you think of when it comes to bicycles.
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About 40% of road accidents involve bicycles, according to a report in 2013.
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A Motivate spokesperson said Ford is researching a dockless version of its bicycles.
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Yet even as private bicycles move underground, new invaders are clogging Dutch pavements.
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The garage is under the bed and can store large items like bicycles.
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If that is so, roughly 1.5m bicycles are stolen in America every year.
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Next in the story, two Swedes on bicycles approached you and you ran.
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Then he drove south; he hit pedestrians and plowed into people on bicycles.
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A bunch of bicycles, they were on the floor, it was really chaotic.
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The clip features such Tyler Universe mainstays as bicycles, trees, and neon colours.
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There were cops on horses, on bicycles, on bikes, in cars, and helicopters.
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Bicycles were mass produced as men increasingly used them to commute to work.
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London has better infrastructure for bicycles, and electric bikes are much more common.
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Bicycles were made out of wood when they were first invented in 1817.
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They don't even have bicycles to take the crops they grow into town.
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Two bicycles were found at the scene along with blood and multiple fingerprints.
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Conventional Chinese bicycles have been subject to EU anti-dumping duties since 1993.
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Near The Grounds, we saw this floral mural juxtaposed with brightly painted bicycles.
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There are also bicycles available for you to take rides around the area.
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In the 19th century, critics of bicycles labeled them tools of the devil.
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Officials also recommended that people move their vehicles and bicycles from protest areas.
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Another simple solution for many cities is to treat e-scooters as bicycles.
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Boys ride bicycles near North Avenue during the coronavirus outbreak in New Rochelle.
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The hotel has free bicycles to take out to the nearby Lakefront Trail.
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In New York, commuters are dusting off their bicycles to avoid subway germs.
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His creation, the Gymnasticon, predated even the earliest riding bicycles by several decades.
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But they kept thinking about those bicycles on Boulevard, Hasbrouck Heights's main drag.
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Pedestrians went about their business, and children rode past it on their bicycles.
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The bicycles cost $2 for the first 30 minutes of use, then about $.
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At the end of March this year, MoBike released its bicycles in Singapore.
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It's hard to overstate the revolutionary impact that bicycles have had on mankind.
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"I have always been a big supporter of bicycles over cars," Ms. Ross said.
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This week, the company acquired Jump Bikes, which puts people on shared, electric bicycles.
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Someone's been chucking Google bicycles into a Mountain View creek, and residents are pissed.
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Bicycles are ubiquitous objects that most kids learn to ride at a young age.
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"Everybody was laughing, saying China doesn't need cars, they only need bicycles," Schaefer said.
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Nearby bicycles, backpacks and soccer cleats their children left behind remained at the entrance.
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To get around on game day, don't forget about e-scooters (and e-bicycles).
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Lyft says it only pulled 15 percent of available bicycles in all three locations.
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The authors see this effect everywhere, from toilets and bicycles to complex policy issues.
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Both Uber and Lyft are also expanding their offerings to include bicycles and scooters.
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Based in Beijing, they've recently managed to crank out several hundred bicycles a day.
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And we're showing you how Japanese technology helps keep Tokyo's streets uncluttered by bicycles.
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China created dockless bicycles and battery-powered "e-bikes", both of which are spreading.
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LONG KNOWN for its bicycles, Amsterdam is taking recycling to a whole new level.
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Didi Chuxing, China's largest ride-hailing company, may be about to get into bicycles.
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The bikes are unlocked through the Spin app just like the company's regular bicycles.
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Dozens of Cleveland police on bicycles and dozens more in state police uniforms intervened.
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The organization collects and refurbishes bicycles and delivers them to rural areas of Africa.
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Deaths of people on bicycles fell to 230 last year, from 20 in 2014.
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A group of boys and young men on bicycles taunted him using racial slurs.
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Porsche and other auto companies have also been branching out into electric-assist bicycles.
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Like Lyft, the little brother of American ride-hailing, spending $250 million on…bicycles?
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Local artist and muralist Hueman designed the new bicycles, forming a roving art installation.
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Sweden also focuses on pedestrian bridges, and separates cars from bicycles and oncoming traffic.
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The founders of Ampler don't want you to think of electric bicycles as special.
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They were each riding their bicycles on South Main Street, in Houston police said.
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The city's Committee on Transportation introduced four bills concerning e-scooters and electric bicycles.
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For three months, they got around on bicycles with trailers to haul their stuff.
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"We fix people's bicycles and we help people to fix their lives," he added.
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Like their native neighbors, they are polite and punctual and ride their bicycles everywhere.
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Individually, we can take public transport or use bicycles instead of driving, he suggested.
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It was a race between a Ferrari and a few bicycles—and the media
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There's even a riding school that teaches women how to ride bicycles in Mumbai.
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He also designed the Bicycles and Tricycles album for The Orb back in 2004.
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The stories all took place on buses, trains, bicycles and sidewalks around the city.
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But in my experience, Berlin drivers are very mindful of both bicycles and scooters.
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Today it has 12,000 and plans to expand to nearly 30,000 bicycles around 2023.
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Yet the lack of adaptive bicycles has raised questions and legal concerns about accessibility.
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The company now has about 85 adaptive bicycles in 22 communities across the country.
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Bicycles are used exclusively by younger people, not seniors and definitely not the disabled.
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Border guards were checking people on foot, so we grabbed bicycles and rode across.
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From bicycles to luxury handbags, here are eight ways you might feel the pinch.
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Peloton sells fully interactive stationary bicycles and treadmills as well as streaming fitness content.
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Denver's 16th Street Mall, a pedestrian zone, welcomes bicycles on weekends, but not scooters.
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Shared bicycles and electric scooters have risen in popularity in the last few years.
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China rationed a lot of goods including food, fuel, and bicycles until the 1990s.
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It now manufactures about half of all the bicycles made in the United States.
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"We are not suggesting that schools or teachers buy lots of bicycles," she says.
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This isn't the first time James has given back to his community with bicycles.
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It is strapped to cattle or hidden in bales of hay attached to bicycles.
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On local streets, creative types on bicycles contend with trucks rumbling toward the expressway.
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Two pedestrians have been killed by bicycles this year, the first deaths since 2017.
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Since Jump owns the bicycles, the acquisition introduces Uber to a new business model.
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Border Patrol agents comb the area in trucks and on bicycles on main roads.
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The two injured men were either biking or pushing bicycles when the explosion occurred.
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In Copenhagen, 49 percent of all trips to work or school are on bicycles.
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The Chinese researchers believe that time will bring far more than just autonomous bicycles.
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He hopes eventually to earn enough to insure all the bicycles, however, he said.
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F.Y.I. Q. Bicycles have become an integral part of New York over the years.
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Cities could prioritize creating more space for bicycles and pedestrians in an autonomous future.
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To remind herself of what they did, Miller keeps a drawing of two bicycles.
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The ship's fitness center has free weights, weight machines, treadmills, ellipticals, and stationary bicycles.
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Event-sponsored transportation focused on bicycles, cars and buses that ran entirely on electricity.
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There, the men rode stationary bicycles at increasingly higher intensities for 11 consecutive days.
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Traffic cones, bicycles, chairs, metal gates and construction materials lie discarded in the sludge.
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"Umbrellas are different from bicycles," E Umbrella founder Zhao Shuping told South China Morning Post.
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We finish off with two core exercises, bicycles and planks, before collapsing into the mat.
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How many humans on bicycles would it take to charge the super-battery 24 hours?
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Reno police on bicycles have blocked traffic around the protesters near a downtown casino-hotel.
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The company aims to introduce 50,000 bicycles in the U.S. by the end of June.
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Mexican prices, for example, help set the 48.5% duty on EU imports of Chinese bicycles.
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Across the way, you've got people walking and riding their bicycles all down the river.
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But to Borelli, it seemed that the scooter industry was really trying to replace bicycles.
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A man bicycles through a flooded road, caused by the Northridge earthquake, on Jan. 17.
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Employees are offered subsidies for using bicycles, electric vehicles and solar power at their homes.
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The Dutch are already the world's cycling champions, with an estimated 1.3 bicycles per person.
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A recent study in Montreal found that half of all cyclists have had bicycles stolen.
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Leeries rode around on bicycles and climbed up lamp posts with ladders, lighting gas lamps.
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By the same token, some people who steal bicycles later go on to commit murders.
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Land and lanes should be taken away from cars and dedicated to scooters and bicycles.
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Pierson has loved bicycles since she started riding around her Denver neighborhood as a kid.
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The museum houses some of the world's best cars, bicycles, ship models, trams, and locomotives.
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The company's four electric-assist bicycles will be available in the U.S. market this summer.
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Eventually, new cities will see the next generation of the red bicycles arrive this year.
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Lyft also has come out strongly in favor of bicycles and scooters in recent weeks.
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Dr. Kornfeld gingerly locked up his bike ... a weird coincidence given Prince's love of bicycles.
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The bicycles can be locked to any rack or post and don't require a dock.
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And there are people ridin' bicycles in the other lane, and you're one of 'em.
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Riding stationary bicycles with nightclub music blaring in my ears isn't my idea of fun.
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His bicycles sell for $7,000 at the high end, and $3,500 for a cheaper model.
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Uber's Jump bicycles are neon-red, "dockless" electric bikes that are dotted around central London.
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Italy is the kind of place where bicycles and motorbikes make sense for personal transportation.
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We met at Retro Xpress Bicycles on Victory Boulevard and asked for two day rentals.
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The Commission is also investigating Chinese electric bicycles following a complaint brought by the EBMA.
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They lived before cars, trains, air travel, bicycles, typewriters, telegraphs, sewing machines, photography and refrigeration.
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It's so strong that it finds its way into everything from aircraft to racing bicycles.
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To listen to yet more Katie Mulea—possibly "Nine Million Bicycles," that's a good one.
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Also, people need to know the helmet laws for scooters are different than for bicycles.
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As we walked around, we saw several of the painted bicycles hanging along a fence ...
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New York City has allowed only pedal-assist bicycles, which require the rider to pedal.
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I find many bicycles running red lights, on sidewalks and going in the wrong direction.
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Dutch bicycles are sturdy beasts, which take more effort to move than sylphlike road-bikes.
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The shop will box the bicycles for air travel as an oversize piece of luggage.
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Mr. de Blasio has said state law prohibits e-bicycles that operate without being pedaled.
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The closet space in the master suite was being used to store his two bicycles.
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That is, it cannot see people, vehicles or bicycles approaching the car from the side.
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In our testing of commuter bikes, we chose to focus on affordable entry-level bicycles.
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So it began carrying bikes from smaller manufacturers like Santa Cruz Bicycles and Yeti Cycles.
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You see the truck barreling toward you and bodies and bicycles flying through the air.
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Next year, the blue bicycles will inch farther afield into Harlem and Astoria in Queens.
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CNBC takes a look at some of the more expensive bicycles currently on the market.
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The dreaming Pekinese rolls over on its back and bicycles the air with its paws.
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But users have been chaining up bicycles outside their apartments, preventing others from using them.
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After flooding cities with bicycles and offering steep discounts to customers, many startups went bust.
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About 3,000 bikes will be pulled from service and will be replaced with regular bicycles.
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We explored lifestyles of the rich, from high-end bicycles to sex parties and weed.
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Throughout the year, 70 percent of patients were transported to the hospital using these bicycles.
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Bicycles are free, supplied by Le Grand Huit, a local bike tour and outdoor excursions company.
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Before Denmark was the land of bicycles and minimalist furniture, it was a country at war.
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When I was in a wheelchair, I would watch other kids running, playing and riding bicycles.
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We continue to encourage the proper use of other transportation means for daily life, including bicycles.
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ENGINEERING brings great benefit to humanity, from aircraft to bicycles and from bridges to computer chips.
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Competitors offering kiosk-free bike sharing in the U.S. include Social Bicycles, Spin, Bluegogo and Zagster.
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After figuring out this technology, we wanted to apply it to more traditional products like bicycles.
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And it makes sense to ban bicycles, since only granola-gulping, latte-sipping pinkos ride bikes.
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Back in April, New York relinquished its unreasonable ban on electric-assist bicycles within the city.
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Lime is also offering bicycles through the pilot program, and its fleet includes an e-bike.
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Most Kent bicycles are made in Kunshan, near Shanghai, by a contractor called Shanghai General Sports.
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It had no choice: it lost nearly 90 percent of its bicycles to mischief and theft.
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Specifically, Scoot will deploy 1,000 bicycles that can lock to bike racks and other city infrastructure.
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Spin is adding an electric bike to its fleet of station-less bicycles for bike sharing.
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Like avocado toast and fixed-gear bicycles, this American trend is now catching on in Britain.
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Last year, it expanded to Barcelona, and added bicycles before getting into the small motorized scooters.
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Spin began with shared bicycles, but it quickly pivoted to scooters after seeing their immense popularity.
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You just hear some kids distantly hooting in victory, some wind, and the pedaling of bicycles.
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Only cheaper The founders of Ampler don't want you to think of electric bicycles as special.
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Although bicycles are old school, it is technology that is enabling new cost-effective transportation alternatives.
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The company behind the all-electric Chevy Bolt car is releasing two electric bicycles next year.
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And with complimentary bicycles (available seasonally) it's easy to explore the city from the stylish hotel.
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The men, who were disguised as police officers, reportedly came and left the scene on bicycles.
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Might they wise up and add bicycles with bells, so I can troll before I invade?
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With 11,000 new inhabitants every year, Amsterdam is creating new "royal routes" to accommodate more bicycles.
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When Motivate's bicycles will become available on the app to Lyft customers was not immediately clear.
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These are bicycles that with an electric motor to give the rider a boost of speed.
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The road emptied first of cars, then of bicycles, until we passed only clusters of farmers.
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Behind, a man wearing a grey hoodie bicycles in the dust kicked up by the vehicle.
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There are now nine instructors and the studio's 15 stationary bicycles fill up during the weekend.
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Newcomers must quickly learn Danish — and adapt to norms like keeping tidy gardens and riding bicycles.
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Others have continued north on foot, with children and belongings piled on bicycles, aid workers said.
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Besides the Game Room, the well-stocked gym and loaner Heritage Bicycles support the sporty theme.
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"Housewarming" gifts have included wine, fresh cut flowers, even bicycles to use to explore the city.
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Mr. Cawley used to ride bicycles with some of the boys who lived in the house.
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When other kids played ball and rode bicycles, he hung out in cemeteries and wax museums.
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The block accounts for more than a third of Cambodia's exports, including garments, footwear and bicycles.
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As with bicycles, there are benefits to rent rather than buy an electric bike in China.
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Nearby, officers on bicycles and horses pushed the crowd back and tried to calm the scene.
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Here's a simple, revenue-neutral suggestion: All bicycles must be walked, not ridden, over the bridge.
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Merchandise arrived by the truckload, including 60,000 teddy bears and more bicycles than Newtown has children.
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"It appears like it was planned for vehicles, not for pedestrians or bicycles," Mr. Soriano said.
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It has since since expanded beyond its $2,000 bicycles into and treadmills that sell for $3,995.
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Increasingly, distinctions are being drawn in response to more complaints and concerns about scooters than bicycles.
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They have both funded ventures that offer online education, make electric cars and rent out bicycles.
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In 1991, it was unthinkable that Kent would be making bicycles in the United States again.
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So it sold off its equipment, deciding to import bicycles from China rather than make them.
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The competition to rent bicycles in Central Park became so tense that street fights broke out.
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Many of the Fiat's original buyers were moving away from bicycles and purchasing their first car.
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It appears this specification was not followed by manufacturers of some of the bicycles in question.
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In some places, the authorities have confiscated tens of thousands of bicycles and imposed parking restrictions.
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Ms. Gramajo said her father would gather bicycles and toys to donate to families in need.
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Ms. Gramajo said her father would gather bicycles and toys to donate to families in need.
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The streets are filled with decades-old bicycles and cars, and the electricity goes out frequently.
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The attached two-car garage has storage for skis and bicycles, as well as a pantry.
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Lines of bicycles in downtown Detroit are available free for all employees of Mr. Gilbert's companies.
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It includes a trendy barbershop, children's wear, bicycles, and, most recently, goods from Iceland and Iran.
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"Normal bicycles are symmetric: You have to adjust yourself to the bike," said Mr. Jastrzebski, 51.
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By designing its bicycles for beauty, Peloton coerces you to place them conspicuously in your home.
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JOKULSARLON, Iceland (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - The tourists come in droves, aboard buses, bicycles and camper vans.
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It's no surprise that bicycles — with no tailpipe emissions — are a key part of this plan.
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I'm happy for the environment that we have bicycles now in the city, but it's unmanageable.
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Outdoor space: The 0.11-acre lot includes a detached one-car garage with room for bicycles.
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In January, officials announced cash incentives and bicycles for families who kept their daughters in school.
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I introduced her to college basketball and professional baseball, to film noir and to riding bicycles.
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There are different rules for different categories: Firstly, there's the Two-Wheel Battle, which includes normal bicycles.
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The tariffs apply to consumer products such as luggage, mattresses, handbags, bicycles, vacuum cleaners and air conditioners.
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Their bicycles are found parked and locked at the cave entrance as a search begins around midnight.
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Police, who appeared to be avoiding a confrontation, rode bicycles ahead of the march to stop traffic.
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Advertising on a site where bicycles are offered does not make sense for this type of company.
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The bicycles manufactured in London today remain true to the same iconic design established in the 143s.
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His first serious sponsors were GT Bicycles and Vision Street Wear in 1989, when he was 15.
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How Priority Bicycles Made a "Maintenance Free" Bike For Under $400Buying a bike is all about compromises.
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Walmart specifically mentioned items ranging from car seats, cribs and backpacks to hats, pet products and bicycles.
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Demand for durable goods, long-lasting items ranging from bicycles to battleships, rose 2 percent in September.
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This is in part because stealing bicycles piecemeal is oddly easy; the loot itself provides the getaway.
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Yulu is starting with regular, dockless bicycles that people can rent using their iOS or Android phone.
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Uber is already ubiquitous; easy-to-rent dockless bicycles are spreading; battery-powered scooters will be next.
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We will show you in a moment the bicycles scattered across the path at the horrific scene.
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We still use various modes of transports like airplanes, motorized vehicles, bicycles, and we walk on foot.
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While riding their bicycles, a group of Colorado children discovered a wallet with $700 by the road.
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"This pilot is about vehicles, about infrastructure, about pedestrians, and eventually, about bicycles as well," he said.
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Carolina Buitron told CNN that her relatives were riding bicycles when one broke down near the store.
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The tariffs applied to consumer products such as luggage, mattresses, handbags, bicycles, vacuum cleaners and air conditioners.
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The traffic that passed between the thick-stuccoed buildings consisted of people on foot or riding bicycles.
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Both companies have been pressuring suppliers for the lowest prices on goods from t-shirts to bicycles.
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LeBron is giving every student all sorts of benefits, from bicycles to free tuition at the Univ.
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On Thursday, Lime announced that its scooters and bicycles reached 50 million trips since launching mid-2017.
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The entire operation reportedly unfolded swiftly, and all five men departed on bicycles with the stolen items.
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Bike-sharing programs like NYC's Citi Bike provide access to bicycles for as little as $15/month.
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The new law covers electric bicycles that can reach up to 45 km per hour (28 mph).
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You look at it face to face, look larger than life, which they did with their bicycles.
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People use bicycles to get to the airport, sometimes pushing wheeled suitcases alongside them while they roll.
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Bicycles aren't the only type of outdoor recreation equipment that will be affected by Trump's trade war.
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The Tour de France bikes are among the lightest and fastest road-racing bicycles in the world.
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Bicycles were made out of wood when they were first invented in 1817 by Karl von Drais.
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Twenty-six metres (250 feet) long, it is made almost entirely of the inner tubes of bicycles.
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Now, fighters have no vehicles and use bicycles and donkeys to get around, the girls told him.
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Many people were standing with bicycles, and some were decked out in full cycling gear and speedsuits.
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Many were using Lime bicycles, which are part of a bike-sharing service similar to Citi Bike.
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It is also an annual opportunity for children to ride their bicycles on deserted streets (pictured here).
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In the ring, young women from Dalian, China, rode small bicycles every way they could be ridden.
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Too many tried to capitalize on the popularity of bicycles for hire that don't require a dock.
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They use bricks, clay pots, discarded furniture, wooden stools, bicycles, porcelain sunflower seeds—the list goes on.
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There's an air compressor that extends out of the van and can inflate bicycles, and van tires.
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One rainy night, Hunter said, he offered Bicycles his spare bedroom, and she stayed for several months.
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Fed up with slow buses, some commuters have switched to bicycles or ride-hailing apps like Uber.
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Mr. Richards said the majority of crashes in Australia involving bicycles are caused by people driving vehicles.
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Here, there is no artists' colony of young gentrifiers with fixed-gear bicycles and feral facial hair.
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Like other importers, QBP got just five days' notice before the tariff rate went up on bicycles.
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One question in managing scooters is whether to treat them like bicycles or regulate them more strictly.
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Mr. Cao went into smuggling with his father, using bicycles to transport rationed tobacco for illegal resale.
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Videos on social media showed some fans throwing bottles at police and bicycles into Amsterdam's historic canals.
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It'd seem natural, then, to welcome warmly electric bicycles and scooters, the latest in for-hire wheels.
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In July, ride-sharing company Lyft pulled all of its battery-assisted bicycles from Bay Area streets.
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Mr. McCarley (left), 47, manages the Mission Bicycle Company, a maker of custom bicycles in San Francisco.
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I have three bicycles and love biking on the weekends, my primary and preferred mode of transport.
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The two men had been biking or walking their bicycles in southwest Austin when the explosion happened.
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We had brought bicycles with us, and I strapped Aria to my back with a baby sling.
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The two, both 210, have plenty of sports equipment, including surfboards, skateboards, snowboards, camping gear and bicycles.
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Sidewalks simply are not a place for rapidly moving, heavy objects, be they mopeds, bicycles or scooters.
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They're called electric bicycles, which cost about $400 — quiet, not contributing to congestion or pollution, and affordable.
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In the morning, roads were thick with pedestrians, bicycles and electric scooters as people headed to work.
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Two graduate students, who reportedly were riding past on their bicycles, stopped the assault and tackled Turner.
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A wall of fire surged across the street, engulfing bicycles, rickshaws, cars, people, everything in its path.
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Imported Chinese bicycles, subject to anti-dumping duties since 1993, currently face an import tariff of 48.5%.
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"They could even make us assemble bicycles as long as that will keep us working," he said.
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Other products targeted include coal, diesel, bicycles, and medical equipment, as well as steel and plastic products.
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They carried the items downstairs and loaded them onto four long-framed cargo bicycles parked on Ridge Street.
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When the brothers launched their grain farm in the early 1990s, "we didn't even have bicycles," says Aleksandr.
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That deal for the electric-assist bicycles in San Francisco and Washington, D.C., was reportedly around $200 million.
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Delivering the bicycles to schools, youth groups, housing projects and at organized rallies has become quite the affair.
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Like projects such as Citi Bike, Mobike's bicycles are meant to be booked and ridden for short distances.
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Video from the scene of the attack showed people lying on the ground, as well as mangled bicycles.
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The duo even broke out their bicycles and met up with a pal portraying the ill-fated Barb.
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And highways are uniform places, mostly: no pedestrians, no bicycles, ample warnings before you hit a construction zone.
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This is the state of fast food today: We are putting hats on hats on top of bicycles.
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The smaller, more exclusive property features balconies on all rooms, loaner bicycles, stand-up paddleboards and beachfront yoga.
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Three storeys deep, with electronic monitors indicating where spaces are available, it has room to park 22022,0003 bicycles.
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Also this month, the Rockaways in Queens are the new home to 400 bicycles from Lime and Pace.
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And rather than making bicycles from scratch, BCA assembles and paints imported frames and parts, many from Kunshan.
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Bicycles made there will escape Mr Trump's anti-China levies as they ship to Moline and other Walmarts.
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Caleb Mclaughlin, Millie Bobby Brown, and Matarazzo rode bicycles through the audience, tossing brown-bag lunches at attendees.
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Core and Corrective Phase: Bicycles (1 minute) Lie flat on your back with hands cradled behind your neck.
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One of the worst performers was the bicycles-to-car parts retailer Halfords which cut its profit forecasts.
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And bicycles, according to Daniel Blumstein, a professor at the University of California, Los Angeles who studies marmots.
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And if not, we are going to see kids on bicycles killed again as we did last weekend.
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Lopez and Rodriguez appeared relaxed and happy as they smiled at the camera while posing on their bicycles.
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That commute just got a lot easier: the Lillestrøm Train Station now has its own hotel for bicycles.
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Lillestrøm just happens to boast the largest one yet; its hotel can sleep 400 bicycles at a time.
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The streets of Hanoi teem with bicycles, many of them ridden by street vendors carrying fruit and flowers.
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Still, mismanagement of bike numbers and misuse of some bicycles may attract legislation that could curb their use.
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San Francisco limited the number of bicycles to 250 until it doubled the fleet size in October 2018.
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Backpacks, strollers, chairs, balls, balloons, tripods, laser pointers, air horns, whistles, alcohol, coolers and bicycles are also prohibited.
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One notable aspect to Oslo's downtown is the striking lack of cars, in favor of buses and bicycles.
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More than 500 rented bicycles were found piled up next to Xiashan Park of Shenzhen city, Guangdong province.
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With so many people purchasing bicycles, they're going to need someone to repair them when they eventually breakdown.
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BRUSSELS (Reuters) - Belgium on Thursday extended commuter tax benefits for cyclists traveling to work on any electric bicycles.
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He says he opted to pursue cars because at the time, there wasn't much complex engineering in bicycles.
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"Bicycles were still the same as they had been forever, so I went into car racing," he says.
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The assault was taking place beneath the tree when a pair of Swedish students passed by on bicycles.
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He later detailed his experiences, including trips into the Chinese countryside on bicycles, in diaries published in 2008.
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As he fled across the square outside the station, he stabbed two more men, who were riding bicycles.
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Electric bikes first went on sale around 1996, but remained a novelty in a sea of pedaled bicycles.
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Over the years, he had gone everywhere in the city one of his 30 bicycles would take him.
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Tourists strolling, a few people on bicycles in spite of the cold, women in head scarves pushing strollers.
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I have been riding bicycles for over 60 years, sometimes in challenging events, and I am deeply saddened.
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Bicyclists are also allowed in the Flex program in some regions, though the bicycles must have a basket.
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Police drive by every 22015 to 22016 minutes, and he also has seen officers on bicycles and horseback.
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A rise in activities like riding electric bicycles — and the accompanying accidents — is spurring growth in implant demand.
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On Sunday, a group of neighborhood children on bicycles cycled from house to house to distribute the flags.
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Once we had rented bicycles (the only proper way to get around the city), other changes became apparent.
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The ban reversal means that bike-sharing companies that offer electric-assist bicycles can operate in the city.
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Three years after its original eBike the Porteur, Faraday Bicycles is launching its second luxury eBike, the Cortland.
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Only charred remnants remained of the peaceful life in their home in the rustic foothills neighborhood: Charred bicycles.
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Their son enjoys the park's Hippo and Dinosaur Playgrounds, while their daughter bicycles with her father on weekends.
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You can also rent bicycles, but it's just as easy to walk to Duval Street and Mallory Square.
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Do we all live in vertical farms together, sharing crops and riding bicycles to power our light bulbs?
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"I was especially keen on woodwork and mechanical stuff, fixing bicycles and machines and so on," he said.
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Retirees in swimsuits ride their bicycles to the pool, bright noodles tucked under their arms like jousting lances.
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Steve Jobs spoke of computers as "bicycles for the mind," expanding human capabilities with little or no downside.
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In the spring, we hauled our bicycles to Florida and rode 3,33 miles up the coast to Canada.
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Some of Mr. Gonzalez's agents patrol the local university on bicycles, to better blend into the campus environment.
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Cities like New York, London and Paris had long had programs for renting bicycles for short time periods.
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Just a year ago, global investors were throwing money at Chinese companies that rented those bicycles to consumers.
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There are bicycles, a small gym and steam room, and a wine cellar where tastings can be arranged.
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A boutique grocer downtown, Chez Marie, rented bicycles, and soon I was cruising — as is the Belgian way.
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In El Mozote today, children ride bicycles across the plaza just steps from a monument to the victims.
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Fifty West also has four Porsche bicycles that can be borrowed for rides of up to 12 hours.
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Rubbish, debris and discarded items such as bicycles could be seen next to the ramshackle, shantytown-style tents.
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Through April, four people had been killed on bicycles in New York this year, according to the city.
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Oh, hey, speaking of bicycles, this puzzle's quote from Bill Strickland's "The Quotable Cyclist" is all for them.
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Analyzing digital streams of information from electric scooters and motor-assisted bicycles is helping solve travel congestion issues.
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Analyzing digital streams of information from electric scooters and motor-assisted bicycles is helping solve travel congestion issues.
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Round-trip, off-peak fare: $229; the ferry is $231 cash round-trip, more for bicycles and vehicles.
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From an office decorated with the mounted plumage of two owls, young workers rent out kayaks and bicycles.
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Suddenly, two men on bicycles approached the car, pointed guns and ordered the pair out of their vehicle.
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Their two young children ride bicycles and run around outside with other children on the traffic-free street.
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They painted a portrait of normalcy — of girls on bicycles, of boys learning to drive the family car.
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Some guests felt that for this additional cost, the cost to rent bicycles should be included (it's not).
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People in wheelchairs or with baby strollers and bicycles might also be steered to the seat-free cars.
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And they can be riding bicycles or pushing strollers, which make their human forms difficult to pick out.
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Pedestrians and bicycles are more common than cars in its narrow avenues, which are shaded by banana trees.
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It's a trial program run in combination with the bike sharing company, Jump (previously known as Social Bicycles).
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Roads were thick with pedestrians and streets crammed with bicycles and electric scooters as people headed to work.
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The Poster House show collects Mucha's images of Bernhardt, along with display posters for biscuits, magazines, and bicycles.
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Think cash registers, bicycles, ice skates, old-timey televisions, but with the aesthetic of early Georges Braque cutouts.
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These are organized under high-level labels like Home, Entertainment, Clothing & Accessories, Family, Electronics, Hobbies, Vehicles & Bicycles and Classified.
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Lyft is launching new electric-assist bicycles for its Bay Area bikeshare programs and giving them a new name.
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We checked out two of the top electric bicycles on the market, in a head-to-head comparison. 1.
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Studio Roosegaarde is teaming with the Chinese bike-sharing program Ofo to bring bicycles that inhale smog to Beijing.
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On Wednesday Singapore-based bikesharing startup oBike dropped off 400 autolocking, smartphone-connected bicycles onto the sidewalks of London.
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Residents of Hangzhou, China, can hop onto any one of at least 86,000 bicycles and ride wherever they like.
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Sales in the other transportation equipment category, which includes bicycles, all-terrain vehicles and tanks, plummeted by 37.2 percent.
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Unlike Ofo's bikes, Velib's 24,000 bicycles must be parked in 1,800 docking stations spaced 300 meters from one another.
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In Europe, pedal-assisted electric bikes with 21W motors capped at 2800 km/h are treated as regular bicycles.
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" On July 10, 2019, "several juveniles observed stealing Facebook bicycles by Facebook security were asked to leave the campus.
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Europe has 4% more cities with #bikesharing programs than Asia, Asia has 1,20153% more bicycles in public use programs!
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Washington's new proposed 25 percent tariffs would affect consumer products including home building supplies, technology products, bicycles and apparel.
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The pedal-powered vehicles resemble small trailers more than bicycles and are configured to work as bars on wheels.
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Lyft is already doing this; it has given users the ability to rent scooters and bicycles through its app.
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Like anxious parents, central banks are taking the training wheels off their children's bicycles and hoping they won't crash.
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But by the time Hans went looking for a pair of bicycles to flee Paris, everything was sold out.
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In Tuesday's largest demonstration, police on bicycles rode into the crowd in the city's Public Square in mid afternoon.
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Didi hopes to use AI to predict a customer's transport needs, be that for cars, public transport or bicycles.
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There is nothing to stop bicycles being left in places where they inconvenience other users of roads and pavements.
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Robin's kids donated 87 of his high-end bicycles -- some custom-made -- for an online auction that closed Tuesday.
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These people that were mowed down yesterday riding their bicycles, taking a walk on a beautiful autumn fall day.
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Some use cars while others walk or ride on their bicycles, and some are supplementing income from other jobs.
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The number of people killed on roads while using bicycles and other non-motorized vehicles rose 6.3% to 857.
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They can charge four electric cars at the same time and 400 e-scooters and bicycles at a time.
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On the slow, sandy road to Dondo, the nearest town, a stream of bicycles carried sacks of the fuel.
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Lyft has also looked to AWS for its autonomous driving technology, as well as sharing for bicycles and scooters.
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Modern bicycles—mountain, road, even utility bikes—offer an array of capabilities that didn't exist even a decade ago.
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We wanted to be riding our bicycles around the block or going to summer camp, that kind of thing.
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And that's also why the classifier overgeneralized tricycles to bicycles and circles, and digital clocks to keyboards and calculators.
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Since this is probably a seasonal business, you could also store bicycles if you have a large enough space.
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In 2004, four threatening notes appeared on bicycles owned by young girls that had been left in their yards.
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Anything works to rent out, from bicycles, cameras, power tools, and kitchen equipment can all be rented out. 14.
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Another key difference between LimeBike and Ford GoBike electric bicycles is LimeBike's are dockless while Ford's require fixed stations.
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Many buildings are providing the bicycles themselves, acquiring their own fleets — emblazoned with the buildings' names — for residents' use.
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Founded in 2012, the digital fitness brand builds and sells stationary bicycles and treadmills that connect to the internet.
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French carmaker Peugeot was creating bicycles long before it was making cars — as far back as the 19th century.
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"Pumping is a big part of the issue," Kolker told me, as we climbed back onto our sweaty bicycles.
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"That ignores the cost to everybody for whom the bicycles are in the way or an annoyance," he says.
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The electric bicycles will also have Internet connections, although GM (GM) won't say yet what those connections will enable.
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Hawk now oversees his skateboard company, Birdhouse, and has released branded Tony Hawk gear, including bicycles, clothes and shoes.
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If you've ever wished that bicycles had a common operating system, OpenBike is about to become your best friend.
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Originally from Afghanistan, he and his friends ride their bicycles and go fishing along the shore to kill time.
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After all that's quite a wacky take on to exploring the finer arts of checking out really nice bicycles.
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For American consumers, that means goods from bicycles to handbags to coffee makers are likely to become more expensive.
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On the ground outside were battered pairs of children's shoes, broken bicycles, a basketball net and empty wine bottles.
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City police officers respond to complaints about fraternities in coordination with the campus police, sometimes with patrols on bicycles.
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The conditions left other people to walk their bicycles in knee-deep water, or to travel by four-wheeler.
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I watch them pass on their bicycles,also black, with backpack straps flapping,wings working hard but too small.
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Along some blocks, children ride bicycles beside elaborately adorned porches and well-tended homes, and neighbors stop to talk.
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The number of people killed on roads while using bicycles and other non-motorized vehicles rose 6.3% to 857.
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KaRon sometimes bicycles around the neighborhood, although some hills are so steep she must dismount and walk up them.
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Helicopters circled and curious onlookers milled about on bicycles and on foot in streets that were closed to traffic.
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But that is not a problem at the Mission Bicycle Company, the custom bike shop that builds $999 bicycles.
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Jump Bikes (formerly known as Social Bicycles) raised $10 million in a series A round to grow its service.
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Often, it's subject area expertise born of years-long personal interest, like makeup or humor or history or bicycles.
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Chinese traffic regulations stipulate that children must be at least 12 years old to ride bicycles on public roads.
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Bicycles are another of the unusual items lifted with unusual parts of the body during the four-day event.
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But mainly it's formal: Whatever their intention, they succeed in transforming bicycles and man alike into vivid, disconcerting sculpture.
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But mainly it's formal: Whatever their intention, they succeed in transforming bicycles and man alike into vivid, disconcerting sculpture.
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At noon, all the settlers raced in — on horses, in wagons, on foot, even on bicycles — to stake claims.
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The stationmaster bicycles ahead of them to issue a warning at the watering hole; the residents begin to whisper.
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The measures also extend to bicycles from Cambodia, Philippines, Tunisia, Sri Lanka, Indonesia and Pakistan, albeit with some exemptions.
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Furthermore, MoBike also has plans to place its bicycles in nearly 100 cities around the world by this year.
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A memorial to those who lost their lives in 2018 While most children had bicycles, Mel rode a unicycle.
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For his Velocipedia project, he's turned a handful of the weirdest, most impractical ones into realistic renderings of actual bicycles.
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The $200 billion list targets Chinese seafood, furniture and lighting products, tires, chemicals, plastics, bicycles and car seats for babies.
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The result is that the vehicles hesitate and stop while passing a row of parked motorcycles or bicycles, they said.
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Medics sat in a tent nearby, and bicycles, backpacks and soccer cleats the boys left behind remained at the entrance.
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Lyft-owned bike-share company Motivate announced late Sunday night that its bicycles would be free to rent on Nov.
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The workout was 30 minutes at most (consisting of burpees, planks, ab bicycles, etc.) but it felt like an eternity.
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The businesses then pay contractors to collect, charge, and repair the scooters and bicycles overnight when they're not in use.
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Newcomers, such as Uber's Jump brand, operate bicycles that can be locked to bike racks or sign posts on streets.
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The New York State Senate passed a bill Wednesday to pull back restrictions for electric-assisted bicycles and e-scooters.
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At the end of the pro-democracy movement in China, cyclists look at bicycles flattened by the Chinese army tanks.
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Some traders deal in charcoal; other hoist sacks of maize onto bicycles, slipping truckloads across one bag at a time.
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But that assist gets you up to 28 mph, the legal limit for electric-powered bicycles in the United States.
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In Italy, one performance was held in two locations, with audience members riding bicycles from one site to the other.
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On the downside, recumbents generally engage fewer muscles over all than either upright bicycles or elliptical machines, Dr. Dieringer said.
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Though, Citi Bike is supposedly bringing electric bicycles to New York soon, especially with an impending subway line shut down.
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But favoring bicycles overlooks a key draw of the scooters: You don't have to expend much effort to ride them.
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Aluminum is a key raw material for cars, airplanes and bicycles and in packaging items such as cans and foil.
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The wheel comes in two sizes to cover more than 95 percent of all adult-sized bicycles, the company says.
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Ten percent of all commutes are now done on bicycles, putting the city far ahead of its North American peers.
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Unless you're cycling every day you probably don't think about it much, but outdoor bicycles have spokes to mitigate crosswinds.
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The Wright brothers invented flying as a relief from the monotony of their normal business of selling and repairing bicycles.
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Flanked by police on bicycles, the marchers went through the center of Charlotte and out into residential neighborhoods on Sunday.
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Lyft already has added scooters and bicycles into its fleet and Horowitz said there's room to grow into other operations.
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When protests have escalated, they have moved to insert themselves in crowds and used their bicycles to create makeshift barricades.
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It may look like a painting, but this is actually what 10,000 bicycles being dumped into one space looks like.
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There's also butler service available, Bose sound systems, bicycles, a walk-in minibar, espresso machines, and a private wine fridge.
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Cycling outfitters haul clients and bicycles to a hilltop farm, allowing them to enjoy dramatic forest views as they descend.
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Each bike also carries more than 60 patented parts so that they cannot be sold for use on other bicycles.
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Grab has expanded well beyond its core ride-hailing technology, and is now involved in payments, bicycles and food delivery.
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The traditional-style U-lock was built for bicycles, but works on motorbikes, scooters, and mopeds, according to the company.
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He continued working with bicycles in graduate school in Texas, where he also produced constructions using cathode-ray tube monitors.
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At night, Burning Man lights up with people and bicycles covered in electroluminescent wire and art structures featuring LED lights.
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A park officer sounded the alarm after spotting the boys' bicycles near the entrance to the off-limits cave complex.
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He recalled a time when he and Baker were working together assembling grills and bicycles for Walmart in Western Pennsylvania.
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"Uber for bicycles," is how Shahzad, a 23-year-old engineer and one of the five founders, described the scheme.
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Innovations abound, including air purifiers that are attached to bicycles and outdoor towers that are meant to suck up smog.
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Cars and bicycles — too nice to be owned by refugees — stand outside many of the small, neat, single-story houses.
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She has also been charged with doing more than $7,000 in damage, smashing six window panes, and destroying two bicycles.
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It won't be an easy game, as all contenders need to cope with China's increasingly strict rules for electric bicycles.
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Other activities on the island include renting bicycles, playing mini golf, checking out art installations, and catching an outdoor movie.
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Hausknecht, 65, and the suspect were both seen riding bicycles on South Main Street on Friday in Houston, police said.
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"If you walk up and down here you see the white kids walking their dogs and riding bicycles," he said.
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LONDON — A new program in Wales will allow family doctors to offer patients an unusual prescription for better health: bicycles.
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In "The Cost of Living," Levy bicycles home with a book by Freud and a whole chicken in her bag.
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Philadelphia's Center City district is 13.5 miles southeast for those who would ride their bicycles along the Schuylkill River Trail.
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If it succeeds, it can readily expand to adjacent metal industries, such as lawn equipment, bicycles, or eventually even cars.
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Last year, a Hong Kong company gave up after many of its green bicycles ended up in the Tiber river.
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She eventually moved into his studio, which was big enough that they could easily mount their bicycles on the wall.
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We reached out to Harley-Davidson for more information on the production and delivery stoppage for the new electric bicycles.
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How do the bicycles parked outside of her home illustrate both the diversity and needs of cyclists in the city?
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Both are heavily invested in electric bikes, traditional bicycles, e-scooters, and offering public transportation options built into the apps.
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Experts told CNN Business that the design of the bicycles made them more vulnerable to riders flipping over the handlebars.
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He is happy to order what he doesn't have and to custom-build, and he rents bicycles by the day.
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Mr. Arroyo also does a steady business providing vintage bicycles from the 1930s onward for commercials, movies and television shows.
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Traditional and charter schools alike compete with televisions, laptops and bicycles for students — and the taxpayer dollars that follow them.
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A.Velocipedes, as bicycles used to be called, were a rising means of locomotion in New York in the late 1860s.
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When I was a kid, I was always the one taking apart our bicycles just to see how they worked.
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Wukong's failure to equip its bicycles with GPS resulted in the start-up famously losing 220 percent of its inventory.
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Andrew Jones, Boyd's half-brother, remembered spending hours together gazing through a telescope or taking apart bicycles and rebuilding them.
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During that time, they must commit to several community service events, like fund-raisers to buy bicycles for young girls.
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Police in riot gear and on bicycles formed lines to control crowds and push people back, social media images showed.
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Jump had previously partnered with Uber on a pilot program that allowed Uber users to book electric bicycles through its app.
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Imagine being able to scrape video just for tagged animals, or people with phones in their hands or bicycles with panniers.
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