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Recumbent Inventor Interviewed

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    Yesterday, we completed our long scheduled interview with a man who has
    had more to do with making it fun for humans to move about than any man
    alive today. It's no small wonder that he got his beginning selling
    plans for what was arguably the first recumbent bicycle
    <http://www.rqriley.com/bike.html > since they got banned from racing in
    1934. Laugh with us as we talk with Robert Q. Riley
    <http://www.rqriley.com/rq-bio.htm>, a man whose life is so huge it
    could fill an entire set of encyclopedias.

    03-20-06
    29:08

    http://nationalbicyclegreenway.com/Podcasts/RobertRiley.mp3

    This podcast as well as those of other shakers and movers from the
    bicycle world, can be found at http://www.bikeroute.com/NBGPodcasts.php

    Martin Krieg "Awake Again" Author
    http://www.BikeRoute.com/MKRIEG.HTML
    '79 & '86 TransAmerica Bike Rides
    2007 w/"How America Can Bike & Grow Rich"
    Coma, Paralysis, Clinical Death Survivor
    NBG Founding Director, HiWheel Cyclist

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