Good people, good bikes and good times at the 2011 Seattle Bike Expo.
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2 comments:
Kent,
I'm sorry I didn't see you and get a chance to introduce myself. I was at the Ulrike Rodrigues talk, but I was in the far right front row and was cut out of your picture. Oh well, another time. Hope you enjoyed the Expo as much as I did.
Show seemed a bit smaller this year, as in booths and people. Still a good time though.
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