2009 Bikes
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GT FLY 2009 Freestyle 20" BMX JUMP GRAY Bike New |  |
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US $259.90 | 29d 22h 59m |
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Haro Premium 3 Ring BMX Bike 2009 | |
0 Bid | US $229.00 | 3d 5h 58m |
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2009 SUBROSA SALVADOR DIRT BMX BIKE 20" BLACK PURPLE USED | |
2 Bids | US $150.00 | 4d 13h 13m |
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2009 Bikes
When do the 2010 mongoose and gt bikes come out?
the 2009 bikes came out at the begiining of the summer or in the ending of the summer
i think the 2010's come out in autumn
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GT FLY 2009 Freestyle 20" BMX JUMP GRAY Bike New | |
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US $259.90 | 29d 22h 59m |
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Haro Premium 3 Ring BMX Bike 2009 | |
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2009 SUBROSA SALVADOR DIRT BMX BIKE 20" BLACK PURPLE USED | |
2 Bids | US $150.00 | 4d 13h 13m |
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DAKAR BIKES 2009
Copenhagen goes green and is awarded Bike City status
Everybody likes a green city and, this year, they don’t come much more carbon-neutral than Copenhagen. Not only is the Danish capital the only city in the world to have been awarded the UCI Bike City label, but it is also halfway through its four-year run of world class cycling events, which started in 2008.
Created by the International Cycling Union, the idea of awarding UCI Bike City monikers was developed to promote cycling amongst internationally renowned cities. From designating good quality cycle networks to hosting international competitive cycling championships, the award can go to any city that is seen to be actively promoting the environmental element of using a bike. Though Copenhagen is the only city so far to meet all of the criteria needed for the award, other cities will undoubtedly follow not far behind, as many cities, like Copenhagen, are committed to promoting cycling as a green means of transport.
To mark this nomination and to further promote cycling, Copenhagen launched a programme of cycling events in 2008 to run right through to 2011. Six world class races have been planned over four years, starting with the UCI Track Cycling World Cup Classics that was held in 2008, followed by the UCI BMX Supercross World Cup, both of which were repeated in 2009. However, the two major events that have caught the attention of the worldwide cycling press are the 2010 UCI Track Cycling World Championships in March and the UCI Road World Championships, to be held in late August or early September 2011.
As Copenhagen makes the most of its place as the world’s leading cycling city, several other major cycling events have taken place over 2008 and 2009 and will take place again in 2010 and 2011; from televised races to local community projects to encourage all ages and abilities to turn to cycling as an everyday means of transport. Already, more than 35% of all Copenhageners travel to work or school on a bicycle, which is one of the highest figures of any city in the world, but the target for 2015 has been set at an ambitious 50%.
Not only this, but the capital has one of the highest per capita bicycle ownerships, with around 80% of the city’s residents owning a bike and, between them, 1.1 million kilometres are ridden by Copenhageners every single day.
Not only a great mode of transport, residents of Denmark’s capital realise how efficient cycling can be as it dramatically cuts down on CO2 omissions and, due to the reduced amount of road traffic, is considerably quicker and safer for driving short distances. It is also a superb way to keep fit, so hopefully more cities will follow in Copenhagen’s footsteps, or tyre treads, in the near future. This year, many luxury hotels in Copenhagen are offering deals to help celebrate the city's place as one of the most forward-thinking and environmentally friendly capitals in the world.
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