41. DIRECTORY - CYCLING RAILBIKES - AND CYCLING RAILBIKES »Railbike International An association of railbike enthusiasts organized to promote safe and legal railbiking on abandoned rails. http://www.themusichype.com/dir/Sports/Cycling/Railbikes/

AND CYCLING RAILBIKES Directory Home Search Directory Mizmoz Music News ... Music Equipment And Cycling Railbikes Washburn Tabu TB200 Audio Technica ATW 601L Lavalier System Casio WK1800 Top ... Railbikes Related Categouries: Recreation: Trains and Railroads Air Line Rail Trail - Located in eastern Connecticut and built in 1869 to 1874, the trail stretches more than 50 miles from near the Connecticut River to the Massachusetts border. News, history, maps and general information provided. Bentley Railbike - A rallying point for railbike enthusiasts, with information, pictures, stories, plans, and links. Railbike International - An association of railbike enthusiasts organized to promote safe and legal railbiking on abandoned rails. Provides newsletter, Railbike International Messenger (RIM), publications and maps. Railbike Tours, Inc. - Fun, safe and authorized railbike tours. Railbike scenic Ohop Valley and Lake Kapowsin near Eatonville, Washington Enjoy a truly unique experience. Rons Riders - Manufacturers of railbikes, railriders and railroad wheels, advocacy for railbikes for the disabled and blind.

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43. March 2000 Tacoma Wheelmen's Newsletter railbiking adds new meaning to the concept of a paceline. At the March meeting Michael Rohde of Railbike Tours Inc. will tell us more about this unique http://www.twbc.org/newsletter/docs/00march.htm

Founded 1888 Tacoma Wheelmen's Bicycle Club Newsletter March 2000 This month's articles A non-cyclist's view of club rides Safety Fair set April 1 downtown Past Pedaling Bicycle Advocacy guide available ... Six bikes, four helmets and lots of memories A non-cyclist’s view of club rides Karin Stephenson Every Saturday, there is a set ritual at our house. Actually, it begins on Friday nights, upon retiring. "Good night, honey- and oh, by the way- please set the alarm for 5 a.m. there's the "Y2K metric 2000" going on this weekend, and I need to be there with the others by seven!" Too tired and sleepy to offer resistance to such a request, I set the alarm- on the WEEKEND, no less- and.. It's 5 a.m.! UGH. I am happy that cyclists have so many neat and interesting rides to choose from, and participate in. They are indeed great exercise. However, when my spouse returns from these adventures, he resembles something our two cats have found outside and decided to play with indoors. "How was the ride?" I cheerfully offer. Smiling, with beads of less-than-fragrant perspiration still lingering on his cycling outfit, my spouse replies "Oh, it was GREAT! Three people showed up, only one flat tire — and if it wasn't for the fact that I bonked twice and had to pepper-spray a Chihuahua, it would have been perfect!" He then collapses with great drama, on the foot of our bed. I am always so happy to see that he has enjoyed himself so much. It never ceases to amaze me, that with all the club-sponsored rides we have, that more folks do not participate in them. They seem to have a cycling gene in their biological makeup, which automatically overrides all thought processes that tell them "Hey, it's the weekend — and I really need to get caught up on some much-needed sleep!" I also know, that if I were a cyclist (and I very much respect those of you who are), I would wait until Spring or Summer, when at least daylight is abundant in those early-morning hours.

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45. The Bicycle Book - Wit, Wisdom And Wanderings | Momentum - The Magazine For Self If you don’t already know what railbiking is, you’ll have to read the book to find out. Overall, the book has some nice touches. The comics are great, http://www.momentumplanet.com/arts-culture/book-review-bicycle-book-wit-wisdom-a

@import "/files/css/ceca3a76d6fd79e338a83e1ffda6462b.css"; var BASE_URL = "/"; login register Archives Blogs ... No. 31 The Bicycle Book - Wit, Wisdom and Wanderings book review Reviewed by Denise Wrathall Satya House Publications, 2007, $14.95, 152 Pages This is a book for people who love cycling. And although I had a few suspicions at first, I must finally have become a real cyclist, because I enjoyed this book. The Bicycle Book: Wit, Wisdom and Wanderings is a compilation of contributions from the Bicycle Exchange website, edited by Jim Joyce. The book also includes contributions that have never appeared on the site. It is divided into three categories – you guessed it: Wit, Wisdom, and Wanderings. At first, the Wit section might remind you of those clich© golf books; you know, the ones that only golfers think are interesting and funny? Articles like the “Life is a Bike” series, and “Are You a Gearhead?” are okay, but you’ll really start to warm up to the book when you read the part about what dogs and cyclists have in common. The Wisdom section is my favourite, mostly because of the sample of questions and answers from Andy the Mechanic’s bike repair column on the website. Andy’s contributions should almost be in the Wit section – they are entertaining and full of great information.

46. Rail Riders (www Railriders Net) Reviews Railbikes designed in New Hampshire for riding abandoned railroad tracks.......Information and Equipment for Railriding and railbiking. http://www.xomreviews.com/railriders.net

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47. The Reading List railbiking is riding a modified cycle on disused (hopefully!) railway lines this book covers the history of railbikes, different designs, and where to go http://www.kinetics.org.uk/html/the_reading_list.shtml

Lost? Try the map: or search the site: None of these books are for sale - this is just a reference list. If you want a copy of any of these books, try www.amazon.co.uk, www.ebay.co.uk or www.abebooks.co.uk In no particular order: 100 Years of Bicycle Posters - Jack Rennert - ISBN 246 10774 X An A3-sized book with wonderful reproductions of bike company posters - including the really beautiful Art Nouveau ones... The Paterek Manual - Tim Paterek - available from Henry James This is the definitive framebuilding manual - an enormous and very comprehensive book on all aspects of building a frame. The first edition is photocopied, half-typewritten and with lots of scribbled-in notes - the second edition is a complete rewrite and much more up to date... The Dancing Chain - Frank Berto - ISBN 1 892495 41 4 A beautiful hardcover history of the derailleur - sounds boring, but with lots of good pictures and drawings, and lots of intrigue as well ;-) The History of Shimano - no author or ISBN - produced for dealers Bicycle Accident reconstruction for the Forensic Engineer - James Green - ISBN 155369064 8 Pretty self-explanatory, really ;-) A very comprehensive book...

48. Google Earth Community: What Is This? Old Railroad Path?? railbiking is the coolest outdoor adventure. Bike on smooth flat rails, and it s quiet, peaceful, and in touch with nature because it s usually away from http://bbs.keyhole.com/ubb/grabnext.php/Cat/0/Board/EarthGiants/mode/showflat/st

Google Earth Community You are not logged in. [ Login Entrance Main Index Search ... Huge and Unique Previous Index Next Threaded Jump to first unread post. Pages: 1 Tourist Reged: 03/01/07 Posts: 9 What is this? Old railroad path - 09/21/07 07:02 AM View in Google Earth View in Google Maps (159 downloads) Edit Reply Quote Quick Reply Found a very long path through the middle of this area of town that seems to be what used to be a railroad path in which the tracks don't exist....but the 'trail' is still there which cuts through the neighborhood... Post Extras: hubruja Explorer Reged: 10/28/06 Posts: 151 Loc: Hoorn, Netherlands Re: What is this? Old railroad path [Re: - 09/21/07 05:24 PM Edit Reply Quote Quick Reply I think it's still in use. follow it up north and you'll see a train at: 40°35'22.83"N 75°27'39.06"W Post Extras: bebop Master Guide Reged: 08/11/05 Posts: 2299 Loc: Florence, Ita Re: What is this? Old railroad path [Re: - 09/22/07 02:41 PM Edit Reply Quote Quick Reply Hi ARSENAL670 Quote: I think it's still in use.

49. Sport Radsport Railbiking - Hobby-check.de Translate this page Körperliche Voraussetzungen Keine Zubehör Draisine oder Railbike. Interessante Links zum Thema. ul, ur. ol, Kommentare, ol, or. Kommentare zu railbiking http://hobbycheck.org/hobby_id_535_group_1a25.html

Home Suche Mein Hobby-Check Galerie ... Forum Kategorien Esoterik Handarbeit Kultur Kunst ... Radsport Railbiking Zurück zur Übersicht Dieses Hobby weiterempfehlen Mehr Bilder anzeigen Kosten (Anschaffung): ab 50 EUR Kosten (Laufend): ab EUR Region: ohne Einschränkung Witterung: ohne Einschränkung Personen: eine Person aber auch mehrere Örtlichkeit: im Freien Herkunftsland: Schweden Das Befahren von alten, stillgelegten Eisenbahnstrecken mit Draisinenfahrrädern... ... Da immer mehr Streckennetze stillgelegt aber dennoch nicht abgerissen werden, gibt es, mittlerweile in vielen Ländern, die Möglichkeit Draisinen auszuleihen um damit die Srecken zu erkunden. Wie so oft fanden sich wieder Geschwindigkeitsvernatiker, welche sich hochtechnologisierte "Fahrräder" zusammenbauten auf denen man enorme Geschwindigkeiten mit der reinen Muskelkraft auf dem Schienenweg erreichen kann. Körperliche Voraussetzungen: Keine Zubehör: Draisine oder Railbike Interessante Links zum Thema Kommentare Kommentare zu Railbiking Schreibe ein Kommentar Nur Mitglieder dürfen Kommentare schreiben! Zum Login/Anmeldung Hobby bewerten aktuelle Bewertung: (Stimmen: 0) Wie interessant findest du dieses Hobby?

50. The Bicycle Exchange's Fall '01 Feature Articles Oregon newspaper columnist discovers the thrill of railbiking via the United States first and only commericial railbiking tour operator. All aboard! http://www.bikexchange.com/featfa01.htm

Home Classifieds Mechanic Links ... Contact Fall Visit our past feature pages.. Spring/Sum 01 Winter 01 Fall 00 Summer 00 ... Fall 96 Why not Submit a Feature? Payment for accepted works. Check our Contribution Guidelines Please feel free to link to any of our past or present features. For the Innocent, For the Heroes: We Pedal By Jim Joyce We are shocked, sad and angry. Let's hit the road to keep fit and focused while remembering the innocent victims and fallen heroes of September 11. "Life Is a Bike" Column By Gianna Bellofatto Seventh in her series of literary gems, our cycling columnist's latest piece captures what so many of us feel about bicycling. Go take a... Joy Ride Stop and Smell the Tulips: Touring In Holland By Theresa Russell As our author/travel writer discovers, the country that is home to quaint windmills is the quintessential haven for bicyclists. Another excellent article from seasoned itinerant writer. Beyond the Streetcar. Way Beyond. By Ted Katauskas Oregon newspaper columnist discovers the thrill of railbiking via the United States' first and only commericial railbiking tour operator. All aboard!

51. ATL Trail + Rail: 03/01/2004 - 04/01/2004 For more than 100 years people worldwide have been enjoying the sport of railbiking. The 1908 Sears catalog offered a railbike attachment for $5.45. http://trailnrail.blogspot.com/2004_03_01_archive.html

@import url("http://www.blogger.com/css/blog_controls.css"); @import url("http://www.blogger.com/dyn-css/authorization.css?targetBlogID=5614007"); var BL_backlinkURL = "http://www.blogger.com/dyn-js/backlink_count.js";var BL_blogId = "5614007"; ATL Trail + Rail A journal on alternative transportation worldwide and trail- and transit-oriented real estate and development in Atlanta, Georgia Sunday, March 28, 2004 HOMEOWNERS LOOKING FOR COMMUNITY CONNECTIONS According to a Mar. 14th Denver Post article, "Homeowners are beginning to emerge from their cocoons. Lifestyle guru Faith Popcorn coined the term 'cocooning' in the 1980s to describe the American need to retreat from the realities of life. Cocooning was considered a way to protect oneself and disconnect from the outside world. Now American homeowners are acting like a whole different type of insect. "'Shortly after 9/11 there was a lot of discussion about a new return to home, about the 'new cocooning,'' said J. Walker Smith, president of Yankelovich, a Chapel Hill, N.C.-based marketing consulting group that tracks consumer attitudes. 'But this return is actually quite different.' Yankelovich trend-watchers began seeing signs of this new return home in 1998 and coined the term "hiving" in 2001. Like a beehive, a hive home represents engagement, interaction and connection with the outside environment. It has larger, open gathering areas. Hive homes are also often on smaller lots, encouraging use of community centers and parks that are an integral part of a hiving community..."

52. Organic Engines Capital City Cyclists PANNIERS.COM Welcome to Railbike Tours, Inc. (www.railbike.com) Railbikes for sale and railbiking Tours http://www.organicengines.com/

Organic Engines -Strength of Steel, Power of Blood Welcome to Organic Engines Once upon a time I was one of a couple or few that made a SWB or a tandem or trike and now there are more manufacturers than I can count. That mean that recumbents have arrived because they are just like everything else in the manufactured world. That said, thanks for come here to see me. I am going to be moving forward with some new designs and a new attitude and I look forward to hearing from you. Get started by taking a look at our products Check out the galleries for a close up look at bikes trikes and their owners! Pages Organic Engine's Products Contact Us (me) About Me and OE Galleries ... Link Farm Random Fun Links Home ST Mfr. Scorcher! Alliance Bike Co - Jonny Cycles © Daniel Kavanagh 2003

53. Railbikes Railbikes, Dick Bentley s Railbike Construction Plans, railbiking in the Adirondacks, Railbike Stories, loads of Railbike pictures, and LINKS . http://www.hotvsnot.com/Sports/Cycling/Railbikes/

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54. The Big Sikorski: Railbike Adventure, Ho! The railbike odyssey continues. I finally decided the test tracks at Wallace and L Streets in Bozeman were destroying my bike. Sure, the first couple of http://raysikorski.blogspot.com/2007/05/railbike-adventure-ho.html

skip to main skip to sidebar Saturday, May 05, 2007 Railbike adventure, ho! The railbike odyssey continues. I finally decided the test tracks at Wallace and L Streets in Bozeman were destroying my bike. Sure, the first couple of times it was important for me to take care of some necessary tweaking, but after repairing the thing time and time again I finally realized that I was dealing with the worst set of railroad tracks in the state of Montana. So, onto bigger and better things. Was my bike ready? Who knows. It wasn't ready to take another beating at the test tracks, that's for sure. I had originally considered riding the abandoned line from Wilsall to Livingston, but after a bit of research I realized I'd have permission issues with some of the landowners along the rail line. I needed a place without such constrictions, preferably on National Forest or BLM land. I needed... Homestake Pass. Here's where Montanans take a deep breath, look at me dubiously, and mutter, "Wow." Homestake Pass is the route I-90 takes over the Continental Divide to Butte, Montana. It's known for steepness and treachery. The rails running alonside it, however, aren't steep at all. After all, it's rare that any railroad has more than a three percent grade, Homestake included. It takes a big, swooping northward turn before coming back toward the interstate, making the pass in double the distance. Plus, the rails were gorgeous compared to the test tracks: straight, gleaming, clean, and totally gap-free. If it weren't for the large sage and juniper bushes growing up between the rails, it might even be fun.

55. Railbike Des Hautes Fagnes - Draisines Translate this page Mit einer Draisine, einem so genannten Railbike, fahren Sie mit Ihrer Familie oder mit Freunden durch das idyllische Hohe Venn. http://www.railbike.be/

fran§ais Venez passer une journ©e de d©tente inoubiable en famille ou entre amis. Vous p©dalez   votre rythme sur une draisine   travers les Hautes Fagnes. nederlands ... Deutsch © 2007-2008, Railbike des Hautes Fagnes Gestion du site

56. BOTW Directory - Sports > Cycling > Railbikes Bentley Railbike Informational website about railbikes, also features railbike construction plans, stories, loads of railbike pictures, and links to other http://botw.org/top/Sports/Cycling/Railbikes/

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57. New Railbike Book Review The 1908 Sears catalog offered a railbike attachment for $5.45. But this unique form of cycling never caught on, largely because no one wanted to share the http://allbikemag.com/OYB8/bikes/bikerail.html

CYCLING ON ABANDONED RAILROADS By Bob Mellin Imagine gliding along on ribbons of steel, through breathtaking open space, enjoying the pristine air, the abundant wildlife, and the silence. Your ride is as smooth as glass and there's no traffic. Your hands are free to take pictures or en joy your lunch. Your path is never steep. Where there's a hill, you go around it or through a tun nel. Where there's a river, you go over a bridge. Breath deeply relax, enjoy . . . No, you're not dreaming. You're RAILBIKING! A hundred years ago, dozens of patents were granted for various contraptions which adapted a common bicycle to ride on railroads. The 1908 Sears catalog offered a railbike attachment for $5.45. But this unique form of cycling never caught on, largely because no one wanted to share the rails with the trains which were far more numerous and active in those days. But over the years, times have changed and train traffic has diminished. Today over 80,000 miles of track lie abandoned throughout the United States, and another 2,000 miles of rails are abandoned everyyear. Cycling on rail roads no longer has to be ille gal or dangerous. A new book called "RAILBIKE- Cycling On Abandoned Railroads," written by experienced railbiker Bob Mellin, provides an overview of the history, current status, and predicted future of cycling on the rails. Safety issues are discussed in detail and suggestions for exploring the vast network of abandoned rails are presented. A companion book entitled "RIGHT-OF-WAY - A Guide To Abandoned Railroads" is also available to guide in locating abandoned tracks. State-by-state maps identify abandoned rails and some of the history of the lines and the companies that operated them is included.

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59. Draisine - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Contents. 1 Dressin, Velorail or Railbike; 2 Military usage; 3 References; 4 See also; 5 External links. edit Dressin, Velorail or Railbike http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Draisine

Draisine From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search A draisine primarily refers to a light auxiliary rail vehicle or trolley Drais' Laufmaschine 1817 The eponymous term is derived from German Baron Karl Christian Ludwig Drais ... von Sauerbronn , who invented his Laufmaschine German for "running machine") in 1817, that was called Draisine (English) or draisienne (French) by the press. It is the first reliable claim for a practically-used bicycle , basically the first commercially successful two-wheeled, steerable, human-propelled machine commonly called a velocipede , nick-named hobby-horse or dandy horse Later, the name draisine, came to be applied only to versions used on rails and was extended to similar vehicles, even when not human powered. Contents Dressin, Velorail or Railbike Military usage References See also ... edit Dressin, Velorail or Railbike Rail-cycle with 4 wheels Draisine is spelled dressin in Sweden and dresin in Norway and dr¦sine in Denmark. In Finland the word is "resiina". Usually, dressin refers to pedal-powered rail-cycles which were used by railroad maintenance workers in Finland, Sweden and Norway until about 1950, as handcars were elsewhere.

60. Railbike Information As a member of Railbike International you will receive our quarterly newsletter, the Railbike International Messenger (RIM), which includes articles by http://drake.marin.k12.ca.us/stuwork/compapps/railbike/THANKU.HTM

THANK YOU! for your intrest in railbiking. We hope you will order one or more of the publications listed below and that you will consider joining Railbike International. As a member of Railbike International you will receive our quarterly newsletter, the Railbike International Messenger RIM ), which includes articles by railbikers about the history, current events, designs and development issues associated with railbiking. RIM includes a question and answer column and a classified advertising section where subscribers can publish a message or advertisement. 1997 rates per issue are $10. per column inch. Railbike International's primary goal is to promote the safe, legal development and growth of railbiking. Our efforts take many forms and presently include advocation the preservation of abandoned railroads, establishing commercial railbike sites, and developing railbike "parks" for the blind and handicapped. Thank you again for your interest in railbiking. We hope you will join Railbike International and share in the growth of this special cycling activity.

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