A human-power machine that removes the pulp from coffee beans; It can process about 100 pounds in 15 minutes. See Maya Pedal website.
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March 10, 2006
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Just one of the bike-powered devised in use in Guatemala through Maya Pedal. See Maya Pedal website.
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March 10, 2006
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From cycling on back roads to cycling on no roads
Another roadie has succumbed to the lure of the forest path. Me.
I've had some serious issues with the STI shifters on my road bike, so I asked my son if I could borrow his Gary Fisher to return a movie to the Blockbuster the other day.
Even with the seat post fully extended, his bike is too small for me, but any bike is better than no bike. No complaints. I pedaled up the hill to the school and jumped on the packed gravel on the pipeline right-of-way. …
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Floyd Landis leads Paris-Nice bike race with 2 stages to go
Two more stages in the week-long Paris-Nice bike race until Floyd Landis can claim his second overall pro cycling victory this year.
The US leader of the Swiss Phonak team retained his 9-second lead in Friday's 124-mile stage from Avignon to Digne les Bains. Danger loomed when his tiring Phonak teammates abandoned Landis on the day's final climb on the …
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