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Want to write a book on citybikes?

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  1. ....I'll publish it.

    Urban, commuter and work bikes of the world. Text and B&W pics with
    color center section.

    Or if you know someone who would do such a book, let them know.

    This ain't no messin' around. Only hardcore follow-thru types of
    respondents should respond.

    (I already publish or resell several bike culture titles. Folding bikes
    book finally in the editing phase and due out Spring '07.)

    Thanks, Jeff Potter

    allbikemag.com
    outyourbackdoor.com

  2. Why do you want to do this? Why is everyone all of a sudden interested
    in citybiking? I think you could make some money, but this would be
    bad for the cyclist. THis book, if published, will go along with the
    current romanticization that city cyling is currently going thru. PS,
    cycling in chicago is FUN! !!

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    ...I'll publish it.

    Urban, commuter and work bikes of the world. Text and B&W pics with
    color center section.

    Or if you know someone who would do such a book, let them know.

    This ain't no messin' around. Only hardcore follow-thru types of
    respondents should respond.

    (I already publish or resell several bike culture titles. Folding bikes
    book finally in the editing phase and due out Spring '07.)

    Thanks, Jeff Potter

    allbikemag.com
    outyourbackdoor.com

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