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Old 07-16-15, 07:37 PM
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Marin Museum Of Bicycling

Spent a few hours at the Marin Museum of Bicycling in Fairfax, Marin County, Northern California. Heavy on Mountain Bike History. A must see if you are in the area.

The Marin Museum of Bicycling and Mountain Bike Hall of Fame

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I'll have to check that out.... Pretty Rad!!!
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I'm going there next week. Looks great!
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Awesome! I am reading Charlie Kelly's Fat Tire Flyer. He mentions a lot of the bikes in that museum. Cool to see the pics. Thanks!
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Awesome! I am reading Charlie Kelly's Fat Tire Flyer. He mentions a lot of the bikes in that museum. Cool to see the pics. Thanks!
I picked up a copy of Kelly's book at the museum. Looks great! The museum has a small library of bicycling books and a couple of couches as well. Really nice place to hang out.

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Originally Posted by tricky
Awesome! I am reading Charlie Kelly's Fat Tire Flyer. He mentions a lot of the bikes in that museum. Cool to see the pics. Thanks!
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I picked up a copy of Kelly's book at the museum. Looks great! The museum has a small library of bicycling books and a couple of couches as well. Really nice place to hang out.

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And you guys know that Charlie posts here as @Repack Rider
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That's one place I wanted to see before leaving the west coast. Pretty cool looking place.
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And you guys know that Charlie posts here as @Repack Rider
I totally forgot he did! I now remember seeing him post back when I was more active. Charlie, your book is awesome!
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Esselente. Added to the reasons why I should definitely cross the atlantic soon
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And if your in Sacramento check out the BMX museum at PatriotCycles.

BMX Museum, Patriot Bicycles Inc, Citrus Heights, Sacramento, CA
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Thanks for the kind words about my book. I had a request for a signed copy for George W. Bush. I'm pretty far from him politically, but he is a mountain biker. Mr. Bush responded with a very nice handwritten thank you note, which reads:

Dear Charlie,

Thank you for signing Fat Tire Flyer. It is a very interesting history of the sport I love. I'm rollin' as much as my 69 year old legs will allow -- Ride on!

George W. Bush

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This museum is a real treasure. I highly recommend it to anyone interested in the history of bicycles.

I was also lucky enough to get a tour of the collection from Joe Breeze! He's a fantastic, brilliant guy.
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I went on Father's Day... nice excursion.

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Originally Posted by djkashuba
What are we looking at here? Is that some famous track bike? I think I see wood rims and the drop on those bars is insane. That might be the most aggressive saddle to drops position I've ever seen. What is this like Major Taylor's bike or something?
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Originally Posted by miamijim
And if your in Sacramento check out the BMX museum at PatriotCycles.

BMX Museum, Patriot Bicycles Inc, Citrus Heights, Sacramento, CA
...we also gots the Bike Museum in Davis. I guess we're on the map as a bike history vacation destination.
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