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THE KIWI CHRONICLES, EPISODE 4 - THE FORGOTTEN HIGHWAY: In this episode, Laura and Russ ride the Forgotten World Highway, 180 kilometers through some of the most scenic countryside in all of New Zealand.

BICYCLE TIMES'S OFFICE COMMUTING TOTALS: The staff put up more than 6,000 miles commuting to and from the office in 2011, and editor Karen Brooks put up far more than anyone else. See how they compared to your 2011 totals.

THE KIWI CHRONICLES - EPISODE 3: Laura and Russ must tackle some unexpected mechanical difficulties, but make some new friends at a local custom framebuilding and bike shop and meet an inspiring fellow bicycle traveler.

REVIEW - SHIMANO ALFINE 11-SPEED DRIVETRAIN: An update of the popular 8-speed version, this internal-gear driven drivetrain is great for what comprises probably 75% of our cycling miles—commuting and general riding around.

REVIEW - FSA METROPOLIS PATTERSON TRANSMISSION: The Patterson is a two-speed crankset and bottom bracket unit that is entirely self-contained. Does it work better than the traditional chainring and derailleur setup? Read on and find out.

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Volkswagen to partner with Bikes Belong, donate vehicles and funding Volkswagen of America and the Bikes Belong Foundation have announced a new two-year partnership to help develop biking-friendly communities, foster healthy lifestyles and create a cleaner environment.	Alliance for Biking and Walking releases 2012 Benchmarking Report The report shows that increasing bicycling and walking are goals that are clearly in the public interest.
Brazil to host first World Bicycle Forum Cycling advocates from around the world will gather in Porto Alegre, Brazil, to discuss the future of cities and the role of the bicycle in social, economic, environmental and cultural terms.	Portland's SoupCycle reaches 50,000 deliveries by bike SoupCycle’s business model is based on consistent customers and weekly deliveries.
The Way-Back-in-the-Day Machine Visits: The Belt Beacon During a recent basement-cleaning session, I stumbled upon my Belt Beacon, the first flashing bike safety light that I ever purchased.	The Kiwi Chronicles: Episode 4 - The Forgotten World Highway In this episode, Laura and Russ ride the Forgotten World Highway, one of New Zealand's Great Rides.
Bicycles and art go together like... Bicycles and Art. Two things I truly enjoy. When melded into one fiery bowl of awesomeness, I can’t help but do a girlie “oooh” and ball up my fists and shake them in excitement.	Sweeden considering 4-lane cycling superhighway The central government is considering a protected cycling highway from Malmö—the country's third-largest city—to Lund, a distance of about 12.5 miles.

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