Cycling / August 2010
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Are you disappointed by the National Cycleway?
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- Last November I predicted we’d soon be seeing the then new logo for the New Zealand Cycle Trail on signs up and down the country.
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I wanna be a Shweeb Dweeb
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- Yet another cool idea at the design intersection of bikes and public transport.
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Sail carts, land yachts and recumbent trikes
- Wellington Region Cycleways
- On old maps of Asia, where as medieval cartographers would draw sea monsters in the oceans, they would sometimes draw Mongol sail carts in the middle of the steppe.
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Wellington is a cycling city
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- An early drizzly weekday morning in Wellington and there are still hundreds of people riding on the waterfront: There is some suggestion to make the cyclists go along Jervois Quay instead of the waterfront.
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Huge disappointment for Sam
- Kapiti Cycling Club
- Parafed Wellington is deeply disappointed that one of its top elite athletes Samantha Eddie has been disallowed from competing at the upcoming UCI Road World Championships in Canada.
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Ideas for Wellington #2 thru #11
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- I pinched a map from this page on the Greens website.
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A Do Nothing for Cyclists Mayor?
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- With the new trains coming the Greater Wellington Regional Council is reviewing its policies for bikes on trains.
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Wellington roads need tolls for cars
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- It seems the NZTA is to waste another $29 million dollars on State Highway 1 between Aotea Quay and the SH1/SH2 split, which is barely more than 3 kilometres.
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