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Connecting Cyclists to Cities - Celebrating City Cycling |
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| 26 top-level albums (67 total), 2105 images on 6 pages |
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Scott Campbell powered across the US for the National Bicycle Greenway as the lead rider from Boston to San Francisco in the 5th Annual National Mayors' Ride, See his BIO
Last changed on 26/12/2006. This album contains 240 items.
This album has been viewed 52 times since 23/12/2006.
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We helped Berkeley celebrate itself in one of the most colorful, irreverent, and fun events on the west coast. The Eleventh Annual "How Berkeley Can You Be?" Parade went off on Sunday, September 17, 2006 and the Busycle was without question one of its most celebrated entries. Click HERE for the fulll report - including a video and podcast! Click the photos twice to get a jumbo result!
Last changed on 24/10/2006. This album contains 2 items.
This album has been viewed 161 times since 19/09/2006.
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Our 2005 National Mayors' Ride met our lead scout Scott Campbell and Car Free San Francisco Supervisor, Chris Daly. on Friday July at San Francisco City Hall where we were all the buzz. The excitement continued on to the monthly Critical Mass ride that we then electrified the throngs of cyclists with.
Last changed on 23/12/2006. This album contains 46 items.
This album has been viewed 622 times since 03/08/2006.
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In what is quite arguably, America's #1 bike city, Palo Alto Mayor, Judy Kleinberg, and a slew of other dignitaries and city officials, as well as a a throng of community members, greeted the NBG Scouts, led by Boston to SF rider Scott Campbell, who had ridden in from San Jose NBG Day. The 14 happy pedalers who powered the Busycle across Palo Alto to its City Hall gave up their seats so others could take part in the several victory laps that also resulted, one of which was piloted by the Mayor herself!
Last changed on 24/10/2006. This album contains 48 items.
This album has been viewed 772 times since 04/08/2006.
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In heat that climbed as high as 113 degrees, five HiWheels (Jacques Graber, Martin Krieg, Randy Mitchell, Marty Wilson and Ed Cox), and as many as 15 uprights, led by Scott Campbell. Pam Slocum, Wai Chong, Mike Damon and Schuyler Linn powered thru the insufferable heat to meet three Mayors (sans Sacramento) and receive four proclamations
Last changed on 04/08/2006. This album contains 67 items.
This album has been viewed 933 times since 03/08/2006.
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