Temperature hits about 60 by 8 a.m. at Bike to Work Day in Seattle. Upper 80s forecast for afternoon.
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Mechanic works on a bike at commute station
Ben Boyce works on a bicycle at the Enatai commute station in Bellevue. Montlake Bicycle Shop also had work stations set up in SODO and Kirkland for Bike to Work Day.
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I-90 bridge bike path
Blue skies and blue water for 2008 Bike to Work Day
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Cyclists chat at Commute Station in Bellevue
More than 400 bicyclists in two hours.
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Mercer Island tickets on Bike to Work Day
Two cyclists are written up by a Mercer Island patrolman during Bike to Work Day Friday morning for blowing a stop sign on 84th Avenue SE at SE 26th Street. I obscured their faces.
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Peter Snow Cao
Founder of Bike China Adventure, based in the provinced hit by the 2008 earthquake.
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David Millar
Slipstream Chipotle
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Mark Cavendish
Team High Road sprinter, UK
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Tour of Scioto River Valley
One of the longest running bike tours in the US.
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David Zabriskie
Photo by Slipstream Sports/Chipotle at flickr.com
David Zabriskie 2008
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