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A Billion Bikes

A BILLION BIKES celebrates the universal bicycling experience for both beginning and veteran riders, and those curious about cycling evolution in their own communities and around the world. Programs explore flourishing bicycle cultures, strategies for regular riding, and the sheer fun of being personally mobile in a modern lifestyle. Viewers ride along through European cities and Asian villages, share strategies with bike designers, chat with city planners, learn from experienced mechanics, help children (and adults!) learn to ride, visit antique bicycle museums, test equipment and clothing, join in on charity rides and family weekends, commute to work through city streets, and even bring home the weekly groceries.

There are now a billion bikes in the world. Which one will find you? Produced by CookStudios.TV. More info at ABillionBikes.TV.

BIK102 (2of6) On the Canal (7:08)

On the Canal, Part 2 of 6. After lunch on day one and we’re halfway to Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia. Visit the Monocacy Aqueduct, railroad town Brunswick, Point of Rocks, and a few interesting shops along the way. Cyclist & producer John Urman (OnTheCanal.org) guides us through pre-Civil War history and modern scenic beauty - as well as a mighty fine cycling workout - along the Potomac River and the Chesapeake & Ohio Canal.

Saying a fun hello to start us off are two lovely ladies just stretching their cycling legs. Lisa Schamess and her daughter Mona (watched over by comfy pooch Sydney), break out their new bikes for their first cycling lessons.

Then a return visit with Leslie Reissner, who explains one of the streamlined clipless pedal systems. Here behind the famous East Wing of the National Gallery of Art in Washington DC, note the annual blooming of pink & white cherry blossoms. If you ever find yourself on the Washington DC mall, you may see Leslie on a lunchtime circuit sporting his own Canadian maple leaf red.

Produced by CookStudios.TV. More info at ABillionBikes.TV.

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