Best Living Car Free Slogans, Memes, Backs of T-Shirts, Stickers
06-20-13, 10:03 PM
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there are some cool slogans in this thread but most of them are only pro bike not really "living car free" related.
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06-20-13, 10:45 PM
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Unfortunately it ain't so, I gained almost 30 pounds over a seven year span while bike commuting 26 miles/day. Biking allowed me to eat like a horse, but not two horses.
Fortunately I lost 34 pounds recently on a 6 month overseas work assignment where I only biked approx 4 or 5 miles/day, but worked 12 hours/day, seven days/week and had no opportunity for between meal snacking so I could only eat like one horse.
Fortunately I lost 34 pounds recently on a 6 month overseas work assignment where I only biked approx 4 or 5 miles/day, but worked 12 hours/day, seven days/week and had no opportunity for between meal snacking so I could only eat like one horse.
Worked 12 hours a day?! GAH! This is why I'm glad I'm American and not a Chinese assembly line worker.
This is why I graduated from College, so I could live a life of luxury like Joeybike and work as little as possible at the expense of others.
08-11-13, 09:51 PM
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If that is your version of luxury I am glad to leave it to you and your pal. Enjoy the good life!
08-11-13, 10:55 PM
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I never liked any type of ideological slogans or sayings especially when they are printed on clothing or used as stickers. Why do some people go to such extreme measures to advertise their lifestyle ??. This type of stuff alienates people, and makes YOU look some some self- righteous wacko who is on a mission to save humanity from destruction...Just be normal.
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I never liked any type of ideological slogans or sayings especially when they are printed on clothing or used as stickers. Why do some people go to such extreme measures to advertise their lifestyle ??. This type of stuff alienates people, and makes YOU look some some self- righteous wacko who is on a mission to save humanity from destruction...Just be normal.
However ...
I have a little pin (which Rowan gave me) that says, "Cycle Instead". It suggests that, whether you own a car or not, for many of your trips you could choose to cycle instead ... and for me that connects on a fitness level. Instead of sitting in a car, I could be riding my bicycle and improving my fitness level.
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11-10-13, 09:11 PM
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One day you wear it to a party. Several people adore it. You feel a bit better about life...
Myself, I have a bunch of t-shirts like these. I get them from events and volunteering. I'm certainly not putting them in my sock drawer.
11-11-13, 02:23 AM
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That's how it gets started. Then one day, someone gives you a t-shirt like "Cyclists of the world unite. You have nothing to lose but your chains."
One day you wear it to a party. Several people adore it. You feel a bit better about life...
Myself, I have a bunch of t-shirts like these. I get them from events and volunteering. I'm certainly not putting them in my sock drawer.
One day you wear it to a party. Several people adore it. You feel a bit better about life...
Myself, I have a bunch of t-shirts like these. I get them from events and volunteering. I'm certainly not putting them in my sock drawer.
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Life of luxury? https://www.bikeforums.net/showthread...1#post15949575
If that is your version of luxury I am glad to leave it to you and your pal. Enjoy the good life!
If that is your version of luxury I am glad to leave it to you and your pal. Enjoy the good life!
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did any post "One Less Car"?
https://www.amazon.com/One-Less-Car-B.../dp/1592136133
https://www.podiumtriathlete.com/sto...ar-arm-warmers
https://www.amazon.com/One-Less-Car-B.../dp/1592136133
https://www.podiumtriathlete.com/sto...ar-arm-warmers
12-17-13, 04:07 AM
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did any post "One Less Car"?
https://www.amazon.com/One-Less-Car-B.../dp/1592136133
https://www.podiumtriathlete.com/sto...ar-arm-warmers
https://www.amazon.com/One-Less-Car-B.../dp/1592136133
https://www.podiumtriathlete.com/sto...ar-arm-warmers
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its time to bring this thread back to life!
I'm actually selling my car this week and just picked up another Bike Friday So these ideas are alive and well.
its time to bring this thread back to life!
I'm actually selling my car this week and just picked up another Bike Friday
So these ideas are alive and well.
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