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Saturday, July 17, 2010

Bicycle trailers comparison chart - new

Newly found: this bike trailer comparison chart.

http://www.atob.org.uk/trailer_price_tag.html

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Robert
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New York City Recumbent Supply (TM)
The Innovation Works, Inc.
copyright 2010 Robert Matson
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Abbreviations used in this Blog

BK - 1) Brooklyn, 2) Breakfast
BROL - Bentrider Online
CAR - motor vehicle that kills 40,000 Americans every year.
DF - Diamond Frame bicycle ("uprights" and especially road and mountain bikes). See Standard Frame.
MARS - Metro Area Recumbent Society
MedWAR - Medical Wilderness Adventure Race
MTB - Mountain Bike
NJ - New Jersey
NY - New York
NYC - New York City
NYCC - New York Cycle Club
RAAM - Race Across America
SF - Standard Frame bicycle ("upright bikes"). Includes road bikes, MTBs, hybrids and time trial bikes.
TA - Transportation Alternatives
TT - Time Trial
USMS - United States Masters Swimming
WFA - Wilderness First Aid
WFR - Wilderness First Responder
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