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Philly Bike Expo – a Celebration of Cycling | Liberty Sports Magazine Posts | Find us on Facebook | Follow us on Tw itter | Comments | E­mail / Friday, October 08, 2010 Search in site... HOME CYCLING ADVOCACY RUNNING TRIATHLON LAND WATER TRAINING CHOICE GEAR BLOGS ABOUT CONTACT US ADVERTISING & MARKETING CALENDAR OF EVENTS LIST YOUR EVENT ENDURANCE SPORTS EXPO SITE MAP Philly Bike Expo – A Celebration of Cycling PHOTO GALLERY Posted by kelly on Oct 7th, 2010 and filed under Headlines. You can follow any responses to this entry through the RSS 2.0. You can leave a response or trackback to this entry Advertisement T u ne in t o IronmanLIVE this Sa t u rda y The Champion System Mid­ Atlantic Cyclocross Series (MAC) 2010 Race for Hope The Philadelphia Bike Expo is the East Coast’s premier bike­culture event. Whether a cyclist or a bike­culture enthusiast, the weekend­long RECENTLY COMMENTED expo will undoubtedly intrigue and be a memorable experience. Big guys at NAHBS Ran the Bridge ­ Ouch Manufacturers and distributors will be in attendance, as well as the Clifford, Murphy craftspeople behind some of bike culture’s most inspired bikes, ARCHIVES BY TAG Grab Titles at LonG accessories, and apparel. Course Nationals; commuting Colu m bia 2010 Cadence Cycling Foundation Multisport Wins Look for the bike­culture fashion show on Saturday, October 30th at cory bank Cycling Cyclocross derek valentino Clu b T it le 6pm. Featuring designs from some of the industry’s most talented endurance ethan zohn Expo ford ironman world designers, from AllOneWord to Zoic, and many in between. championship FTP test grassroot soccer half The Philadelphia Bike Expo will also feature seminars, symposiums, marathon hydration itu leukemia & lymphoma demonstrations, a swap meet, and plenty of food & drink. society Marathon mountain biking mud New Jersey Marathon nutrition nyc marathon List of Exhibitors philadelphia Philadelphia Half Marathon AllOneWord philadelphia insurance triathlon Philadelphia Baltimore Bicycle Works Marathon Races Road Running Sports Stage BaileyWorks Racing sustainability swimming team in training Banjo Bicycles Bicycle Club of Philadelphia Team USA Training Triathlon tyler wren Bilenky Cycle Works univest univest grand prix usat usa triathlon Bishop Bikes winter world triathlon corporation Bringheli Frames, Tools and Jigs Cane Creek RECENT ENTRIES Chain­L Tune in to IronmanLIVE this Saturday ChristCycles Benefit for Family of Triathlete Derek Valentino on Cicli Polito October 16th WTC Announces Venue Change for Ironman World Circle A Cycles Championship 70.3 Coast Cycles Philly Bike Expo – A Celebration of Cycling CycloCamping The Champion System Mid­Atlantic Cyclocross Cycle Design Series (MAC) Cycle Monkey / Rohloff 2010 Race for Hope Cyfac Peanut Butter and Co’s Easy Squeezy Peanut Butter Doug Fattic Bicycles Squeeze Packs Engin Cycles WTC Launches New Global Event Series Eastern Woods Research Clifford, Murphy Grab Titles at Long Course Fifo Cycle Nationals; Columbia Multisport Wins Club Title Gallus Fall 2010 Shoe Guide Helm Cycles Horse Cycles Icarus Frames Igleheart Custom Frames Independent Fabrications Jamis Bicycles Massengill Frames Milano Sport Mills Brothers Bicycle Company Mel Pinto Imports Nutcase Helmets RE­Load Bags Renovo Hardwood Bicycles Royal H Cycles Rich Adams Bikes Serotta Seth Rosko Sock Guy Spokepunchers Try Chips Tandems East Veloclour Waterford Precision Bicycles Sponsors Bilenky Cycle Works Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Urban Outfitters Fuji Cycles Dirt Rag Liberty Sports Magazine Sock Guy Ultimo Nutcase Boyd’s Cardinal Hollow Winery CycloCamping Princeton Tec Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction Narragansett List of Events Presentations, Workshops and Seminars The American Bicycle Boom 1969 – 1975 – Greg Honn, career road salesman. Bridging The Gap: From Custom to Retail – Drew Guldalian, Engin Cycles Devolution – From transportation to toy – America’s transformation of the bicycle’s innovative technology – Sam Fitzsimmons Cyclo­touring: Bicycle Touring: Slideshow of a World Tour + The Hows, Whys and Whats of Cyclo­Touring – Stephane & Sheri Marchiori. Cyclocamping.com Bike + Human: Optimum Bike Fitting – Paraic McGlynn, Serotta International Cycling Institute Women’s Bike Design – Georgena Terry – Founder Terry Precision Cycles Courtesy Mass – Getting the respect and support of the automotive public – Bicycle Coalition of Greater Philadelphia Seven Brothers / Seven Decades: the Legacy of Cinelli Bicycles – Steve Maasland Keep Your Life – Competitive cycling for the working adult – Ed Litman DDS Yoga for Cyclists – Ruchama Bilenky, Certified Yoga Teacher and Yoga Therapist Bicycles as Inspiration to the World of Art and Design – Lorie Mertes, Curator, Galleries at Moore Empowering Women Cyclists – Sarai Snyder –(Girl Bike Love) Kathy Krumme, (Professional Fitter) Georgena Terry, (Terry Precision Cycles) Moth Attack (Framebuilder) Sally Poliwoda (Sturdy Girl Cycling) Tandems 101 – Mel Kornbluh, Tandems East Bike Maintenance and Repair – An Introduction (presenter TBA) Finding the One – Selecting the Right Bike – John Schubert, Technical Editor Adventure Cycling magazine The Schwinn Paramount – Handbuilt Glory since 1938 – Richard Schwinn, Waterford Precision Cycles Demos Mountain Bike Riding – Theory and Practice – Jay De Jesus, dirt jumper extraordinaire and founder of Eastern Woods Research Mountain Bikes. Fixed Freestyle Riding – presented by Fuzzy / Bicycle Revolutions Lug Cutting – Simon Firth, Bilenky Cycle Works Headset How­to – Peter Gilbert, Cane Creek Symposiums (open to specific attendee groups) Bicycle Club Officers – Leveraging your assets – How to Cultivate, Focus and Energize your Club’s Membership Bike Shop owners – Retailing Strategies in the Social Network Age Categories: Headlines Tags: Cycling, Philly Bike Expo LEAVE A REPLY Name (required) Mail (will not be published) (required) Website CYCLING ADVOCACY RUNNING TRIATHLON LAND WATER TRAINING CHOICE GEAR BLOGS ABOUT CONTACT US ADVERTISING & MARKETING CALENDAR OF EVENTS LIST YOUR EVENT ENDURANCE SPORTS EXPO SITE MAP RSS Log in / Copyright Liberty Sports Magazine | Philadelphia PA 19127 | 215.508.0736 | [email protected] Liberty Sports Magazine is Ow ned & Pow ered by eye see studio, Inc. Website design and backend development by Cassandra King: [email protected].
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