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Product ReviewGo by bicycle 'zine issue #3
Scott Larkin puts this one together out of Portland , Oregon . He found our web site and decided to send us his latest issue with a letter and some stickers which, I believe came from tramseven.com. All I can say is that we were totally stoked! Everyone loves stickers and I love reading, so it's always good to get a 'zine in the mail. The one thing I noticed is that it's formatted really well. Normally I go for the punk rock cut and paste, but this clean look really worked. There are plenty of contributors from the bicycle community that all write clearly and convey their message on point. There was an excerpt from Dan W.'s 'Life in the Bike Lane ' which inspired me to dig that issue back out and read it again. Back to 'go by bicycle' though; you'll find random observations from the news, critical mass conversations that made me laugh out loud, growing bike culture info from the Portland area, heartwarming commuter stories and pro-bike comics. I give this two bike thumbs up, if I had three hands I'd give it three thumbs up. Check out www.gobybicycle.com , or get a hold of Scott at scott@gobybicycle.com and ask him to send you a copy right before you run down to the mailbox and send him a couple bucks cash, in a well concealed envelope. |
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