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Old 10-13-09, 11:28 AM
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David Byrne and his 7 folding bikes on tour

https://cityroom.blogs.nytimes.com/20...avid-byrne/?hp

Sounds like a good life.
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Apparently David Byrne's primary folding bike is a Montague.
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I just bought the book. I think it will be an enjoyable read, mainly because David Byrne has always been an interesting guy.
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Originally Posted by jpmac55
I just bought the book. I think it will be an enjoyable read, mainly because David Byrne has always been an interesting guy.
Byrne's book, The Bicycle Diaries, was interesting, but in a lot of it, I thought he was preaching to the converted. Meaning, I'm already into bikes, so a lot of his observations geared toward them who might think biking or folding bikes is something new, were underwhelming. Still, he's got a unique voice and it was a decent read, especially talking about biking in foreign cities.
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Originally Posted by feijai
Apparently David Byrne's primary folding bike is a Montague.
Looks like the photo is taken on the chain bridge in Budapest, a city that's a hot spot for cycling.
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About half an hour ago, there was an interview with David Byrne, author of "Bicycle Diaries", on the local NPR radio station, WNYC, 820, here in New York.

I missed the start, but I went to the site and found the archives:

https://blogs.wnyc.org/lehrer/2009/09...-the-schedule/

It would be the show for October 22nd, although the interview is not in the archive right now, it can be expected within a few hours. ( I suppose they are preparing the audio file for uploading right now).
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