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- Bicycle (バイセコー Baisekō?) is a duet sung by Kimoto Orie and Enomoto Atsuko, the voice actors of Hyuuga Saki and Mishou Mai.
- Although a bicycle may have an engine or generator that can use a battery or store some energy to run lights or help on tougher parts of the ride, for the most part bicycles are "human powered" and energy efficient.
- The bicycle is a vehicle that can only be found in The Getaway: Black Monday. It can be found at Hector's Place on Peter Street in Soho, and also in Free Roaming mode.
- , performed by OreSkaBand, was the thirteenth ending for Naruto: Shippūden spanning from episode 154 to 166. It was followed by Transient Fireworks.
- Bicycles are vehicles on Wuhu Island that are used in the bike raceing game.
- Bicycles play a significant part in the plots of Pigeon Post and The Big Six, and are mentioned in other books.
- The bicycle is a two-wheeled vehicle, used for short-distance transportation generally, it is also used for a variety of sports. Like all vehicles, they have advantages and disadvantages facing the undead.
- The adjacent image shows the frame and parts.
- The bicycle is a Nerf-branded product.
- Video shows how bikes help an economy.
- Using a machine somewhat like this one, Lance Armstrong regularly tours a significant portion of France in just a few days. You, on the other hand, will be lucky to make it downtown before your butt goes numb and you have to stop. Autosell value: 20
- The Bicycle later makes a cameo appearance in Mother 3. It is on display in the Empire Porky Building's Hall of Memories. However, it cannot be ridden, and is only seen by Lucas and co. as their boat drifts by its pedestal.
- A bicycle (or simply "bike") is a vehicle consisting of a light frame mounted on two wire-spoked wheels one behind the other and having a seat, handlebars for steering, brakes, and two pedals or a small motor by which it is driven. The first bicycles had the front wheel much larger than the rear, and were called penny-farthings. In 1991, at the Dursley home there was a picture of Dudley on the mantelpiece of him riding his first bicycle. Towards the end of Frank Bryce's life, boys rode bicycles over the lawns of the Riddle House, which irritated Frank, as he worked hard at keeping them smooth.
- A folding Bicycle that enables much faster movement than the Running Shoes
- Bicycle is a villain mentioned to escape on The Terrible re-Turn of Tommy. She appears at the Ultamite Battle. She has a Belgarian acent and appears to be part-human, part-bike. She is described by Old Geezer as being very vulgar and violent. Bicycle fled when another Belgarian part-human, part-bike entered the Battlefield.
- The Bicycle is a Ride that is available to everyone through the Station Cash Marketplace at the regular price of File:Sc.png549, and to Members at the 10% discount price of File:Sc.png494.
- Bicycles are a form of transportation where the riders use their legs to push pedals, thus making the wheels turn. Numerous people own bicycles and ride them to go from place to place.
- Object: bicycle How to
* How to repair a bike tire
* How to build a bike Guides
* Guide to bicycle repair
- A bicycle is a Key Item. It allows the player character to go on Cycling Road.
- A bicycle was a two-wheeled (one behind the other) non-motorized vehicle operated by the user sitting on it and pedaling to propel it. Retailer Skipworth and Co advertised a sale on bicycles in the 26 October 1881 edition of the Tombstone Epitaph. (TOS: "Spectre of the Gun" ) In 2063, a man was riding a bicycle just before the Borg attacked the location of Bozeman, Montana on Earth. The energy weapons they used blew up a nearby building, and sent him flying off the bicycle. (Star Trek: First Contact)
- To use a bike, one must buy a bike stand too. The bike goes into the Sim's inventory when they take it into town, and returns to the Sim's bike stand when they return home. Children will ride bikes to any community lot (unless they are going to school, in which case they will take the school bus) if they're going alone, even if they own no bike. Bicycles are also one of the few vehicles Sims can use in Shang Simla. These, however, seem to be road bikes. It can be identified by the drops handle bars. Bikes have a speed rating of 2.
- A bicycle or bike is a form of two-wheeled transportation (one in front of the other) used by Mexicans and these popular three major population subgroups: city dwellers, old people in villages, and those who have not yet become so obese from travelling everywhere by car that they are still capable of moving by their own power. (You know you need to lose some weight when your fat gets caught in the chain...) In many European countries, bicycles are particularly common at railway stations and in canals.
- A bicycle was an Earth mode of transportation, consisting of two wheels, and rider-powered pedals. An annual bicycle race, the Tour de France, was held in France starting in 1903 and continued into the 24th century. (DS9 short story: "Barclay Program Nine", ST novel: Articles of the Federation) In an alternate reality, James T. Kirk spent much of his childhood on a red Photonic two-speed bicycle. His brother Sam had a blue Photonic. (TOS - Starfleet Academy novel: The Gemini Agent)
- Depending on the owner's requirements, a bike could be fitted with either a basket mounted on the front or a saddlebag attached to the saddle. Children often rode bicycles as their main mode of independent transportation, as it was faster than walking, and they were too young to obtain a license to drive an automobile. On November 5, 1955, George McFly rode his bike to Lou's Cafe to have breakfast. Later, he rode it from the cafe to a tree near the Baines residence.
- Balance is achieved by a learned human response combined with various aspects of steering trail, frame angles and other black arts. Unicycles, and tricycles are often grouped in the same class both for legal reasons (eg road regulations) and in common perception. Cargo trailers, Stretch bikes, the Xtracycle, Bakfiets and industrial bicycles allow the carriage of excessively-large loads including a growing bike move er, movement eschewing the use of fossil fuels to change addresses. Just get on your bikes and Ride
- A bicycle, often called a bike or cycle, is a human-powered, pedal-driven, single-track vehicle, having two wheels attached to a frame, one behind the other. A bicycle rider is called a cyclist, or bicyclist. The basic shape and configuration of a typical upright, or safety bicycle, has changed little since the first chain-driven model was developed around 1885. But many details have been improved, especially since the advent of modern materials and computer-aided design. These have allowed for a proliferation of specialized designs for many types of cycling.
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,
- Bicycle (バイセコー Baisekō?) is a duet sung by Kimoto Orie and Enomoto Atsuko, the voice actors of Hyuuga Saki and Mishou Mai.
- Although a bicycle may have an engine or generator that can use a battery or store some energy to run lights or help on tougher parts of the ride, for the most part bicycles are "human powered" and energy efficient.
- A bicycle was an Earth mode of transportation, consisting of two wheels, and rider-powered pedals. An annual bicycle race, the Tour de France, was held in France starting in 1903 and continued into the 24th century. (DS9 short story: "Barclay Program Nine", ST novel: Articles of the Federation) In an alternate reality, James T. Kirk spent much of his childhood on a red Photonic two-speed bicycle. His brother Sam had a blue Photonic. (TOS - Starfleet Academy novel: The Gemini Agent) The bicycle was among the many things Tom Paris loved about Earth's 20th century. (ST reference: Star Trek Cookbook)
- The bicycle is a vehicle that can only be found in The Getaway: Black Monday. It can be found at Hector's Place on Peter Street in Soho, and also in Free Roaming mode.
- , performed by OreSkaBand, was the thirteenth ending for Naruto: Shippūden spanning from episode 154 to 166. It was followed by Transient Fireworks.
- Bicycles are vehicles on Wuhu Island that are used in the bike raceing game.
- Bicycles play a significant part in the plots of Pigeon Post and The Big Six, and are mentioned in other books.
- The bicycle is a two-wheeled vehicle, used for short-distance transportation generally, it is also used for a variety of sports. Like all vehicles, they have advantages and disadvantages facing the undead.
- A bicycle was a two-wheeled (one behind the other) non-motorized vehicle operated by the user sitting on it and pedaling to propel it. Retailer Skipworth and Co advertised a sale on bicycles in the 26 October 1881 edition of the Tombstone Epitaph. (TOS: "Spectre of the Gun" ) In 2063, a man was riding a bicycle just before the Borg attacked the location of Bozeman, Montana on Earth. The energy weapons they used blew up a nearby building, and sent him flying off the bicycle. (Star Trek: First Contact) In 2151, when Enterprise NX-01 investigated the disappearance of the Terra Nova colony, one of the things they found left in the abandoned city was a broken bicycle. (ENT: "Terra Nova") A bicycle was part of the Dixon Hill holoprogram, ran by Captain Jean-Luc Picard in 2364. (TNG: "The Big Goodbye" ) In 2373, Admiral Charlie Whatley told Captain Benjamin Sisko to spruce up the "floating bicycle wheel of his", referring to Deep Space 9, as the signing ceremony for Bajor's admission to the United Federation of Planets was going to occur on the station. (DS9: "Rapture") In 2374, Tom Paris jokingly suggested to set up a bicycle in the mess hall, attach a generator and pedal home, when the USS Voyager was forced to go into gray mode. He then "volunteered" Harry Kim for using it. (VOY: "Demon") When Jonathan Archer and Daniels were trapped in the 31st century, Archer asked if Daniels would take a bicycle and turn it into a time machine. (ENT: "Shockwave, Part II")
- The adjacent image shows the frame and parts.
- The bicycle is a Nerf-branded product.
- A bicycle or bike is a form of two-wheeled transportation (one in front of the other) used by Mexicans and these popular three major population subgroups: city dwellers, old people in villages, and those who have not yet become so obese from travelling everywhere by car that they are still capable of moving by their own power. (You know you need to lose some weight when your fat gets caught in the chain...) In many European countries, bicycles are particularly common at railway stations and in canals. It also is the main form of transportation of Enviromentalists who want to save the world from global warming, and others who don't have driver's licenses. It is also often used as an excuse to wear spandex. This is not to be confused with competitive cycling, which is a scientific competition to find the most effective performance enhancing drugs. The effectiveness of the drugs is tested by giving them to individuals and having them race each other on bicycles. The famous Tour de France attracts many of the best scientists in the world.
- Video shows how bikes help an economy.
- Using a machine somewhat like this one, Lance Armstrong regularly tours a significant portion of France in just a few days. You, on the other hand, will be lucky to make it downtown before your butt goes numb and you have to stop. Autosell value: 20
- The Bicycle later makes a cameo appearance in Mother 3. It is on display in the Empire Porky Building's Hall of Memories. However, it cannot be ridden, and is only seen by Lucas and co. as their boat drifts by its pedestal.
- Balance is achieved by a learned human response combined with various aspects of steering trail, frame angles and other black arts. Unicycles, and tricycles are often grouped in the same class both for legal reasons (eg road regulations) and in common perception. A breathtaking flurry of developments and patents for the bicycle in the late 19th Century resulted in the stabilization of design in the 'diamond' or 'double triangle' frame, with trivial (but not to the enthusiast) offshoots into recumbents, tall bikes, tandems, etc... Effectively bicycle development stagnated as the automobile took over worldwide personal transportation. Even the Wright Bicycle company closed when the purveyors left to pursue their aeronautical ambitions. Still, numerous extraordinary events such as circumnavigating the globe on a high wheeler showed the possibilities of human power. A simple machine, it is the only currently available technological device on earth that is capable of defeating catastrophic climate chaos, Peak oil, the Obesity epidemic, social collapse, and bad hair days (in the long term, when helmet head becomes the norm...). It is a sporting good (for Velodrome, BMX, mountain bike, cyclocross, triathlon and road racing, including what may be the most difficult sporting events on earth, the multi-day stage race such as le Tour de France). It is a fast replacement for walking in the third world (refer any photo of gigantic loads on bicycles eg the Kokoda track of WWII). Cargo trailers, Stretch bikes, the Xtracycle, Bakfiets and industrial bicycles allow the carriage of excessively-large loads including a growing bike move er, movement eschewing the use of fossil fuels to change addresses. It is a super efficient commuting device, more direct and convenient than most public transport, about $7000 per year cheaper than a private automobile and in many urban situations significantly faster than either. Multi-Modal transport as seen in many European Cities allows travel by bike-train-bike from home to work. In other places (eg. Japan) it is common to have two bikes, one for the home-train station section and one for the train station-work. With about 15 kg of embedded resources a bicycle compares favourably with the ≈1.5 metric tons of similar materials invested in an automobile. Despite being 1 percent of the weight they are about 10 percent of the cost of an automobile, partly due to the higher level of technology used. Electric bicycles have a larger environmental footprint still, but are more readily available than electric cars and use far fewer resources. The most efficient means of mammalian locomotion, being slightly more efficient than the hopping of a kangaroo (reference required). Estimated equivalent mileage is USA coast-to-coast on 1 gallon (reference sighted but not cited). Unfortunately one of the only fuels suitable for both human and internal combustion engines is vegetable oil so there is no non-disgusting way to make a direct comparison. A simple modification to the freewheel (using low temperature grease) allows the use of this machine in relative comfort from -45 to +45°C. At low temperatures the waste metabolic heat produced by cycling makes it warmer, and at high temperatures the relative wind makes it cooler than traveling by automobile or walking. riding your bike for one mile could save 50 pounds of green house gases, 229/250 pounds of CO2, 1/15 gallons of oil, enough energy to power 1/104 cars for a year, a CFL for 7,099/195,786,00 years, a 2,000 cubic meter lake from being polluted, 916/1,341 kwh of energy, a 229/111,750 cubic meter lake, 229/1,341,000 pounds of Mercury a year, 916/46,935 metric tons of lead, 72,000/73 btu's of energy, 229/838,125 tons of coal, 229/5,000 gallons of gasoline, 4/15 acres of soil from being polluted, 1,145/16,092 tons of waste, 5,725/108,621 cubic yards of landfill space, 229/6,705 metric tons of limestone, 2,061/3700,000 tons of air pollution per year, 187,093/9,250,000 metric tons of fossil fuels, over $10.00, gain almost 8,931/3,700,000 tons of oxygen per year riding your bike to school for 2 days a week could save 1,590 pounds of green house gases a year, 36,411/2,500,000 tons of CO2, a 159/20,000 cubic meter container of oil, enough energy to power 159/520 cars for a year, run the average car for 159/5 miles, a 63,600 cubic meter lake from being polluted, 48,548/2,235 kwh of energy, 22,896,000/73 btu's of energy, 212/25 acres of soil from being polluted, 12,137/5,364 tons of waste, 4,303/6,190,526 tons of fly ash, over $320.00 Just get on your bikes and Ride
- A bicycle (or simply "bike") is a vehicle consisting of a light frame mounted on two wire-spoked wheels one behind the other and having a seat, handlebars for steering, brakes, and two pedals or a small motor by which it is driven. The first bicycles had the front wheel much larger than the rear, and were called penny-farthings. In 1991, at the Dursley home there was a picture of Dudley on the mantelpiece of him riding his first bicycle. Towards the end of Frank Bryce's life, boys rode bicycles over the lawns of the Riddle House, which irritated Frank, as he worked hard at keeping them smooth.
- A bicycle, often called a bike or cycle, is a human-powered, pedal-driven, single-track vehicle, having two wheels attached to a frame, one behind the other. A bicycle rider is called a cyclist, or bicyclist. Bicycles were introduced in the 19th century in Europe and, as of 2003, more than a billion have been produced worldwide, twice as many as the number of automobiles that have been produced. They are the principal means of transportation in many regions. They also provide a popular form of recreation, and have been adapted for use as children's toys, general fitness, military and police applications, courier services, and bicycle racing. The basic shape and configuration of a typical upright, or safety bicycle, has changed little since the first chain-driven model was developed around 1885. But many details have been improved, especially since the advent of modern materials and computer-aided design. These have allowed for a proliferation of specialized designs for many types of cycling. The bicycle's invention has had an enormous effect on society, both in terms of culture and of advancing modern industrial methods. Several components that eventually played a key role in the development of the automobile were initially invented for use in the bicycle, including ball bearings, pneumatic tires, chain-driven sprockets, and tension-spoked wheels.
- A folding Bicycle that enables much faster movement than the Running Shoes
- Bicycle is a villain mentioned to escape on The Terrible re-Turn of Tommy. She appears at the Ultamite Battle. She has a Belgarian acent and appears to be part-human, part-bike. She is described by Old Geezer as being very vulgar and violent. Bicycle fled when another Belgarian part-human, part-bike entered the Battlefield.
- To use a bike, one must buy a bike stand too. The bike goes into the Sim's inventory when they take it into town, and returns to the Sim's bike stand when they return home. Children will ride bikes to any community lot (unless they are going to school, in which case they will take the school bus) if they're going alone, even if they own no bike. Bicycles are also one of the few vehicles Sims can use in Shang Simla. These, however, seem to be road bikes. It can be identified by the drops handle bars. Bikes have a speed rating of 2. In The Sims 3: Ambitions, Sims who have the eco-friendly trait will receive a positive moodlet when riding a bike. The Sims 3: Into the Future introduced futuristic new bikes for both children and adults.
- Depending on the owner's requirements, a bike could be fitted with either a basket mounted on the front or a saddlebag attached to the saddle. Children often rode bicycles as their main mode of independent transportation, as it was faster than walking, and they were too young to obtain a license to drive an automobile. In 1931, Edna Strickland had a pink bicycle with a front basket that she used to make soup deliveries to the needy. Marty McFly used that bike with rockets connected to it to save Doc from the paddywagon. The bike was undamaged, but it remains unknown as to whether Edna reclaimed it. In the timeline where Edna Strickland knew Marty McFly through his relationship with Doc Brown, Doc's younger counterpart gave Marty a bicycle in 1931 rather than Edna Strickland. On November 5, 1955, George McFly rode his bike to Lou's Cafe to have breakfast. Later, he rode it from the cafe to a tree near the Baines residence. On November 12, 1955, Doc used a bicycle to get around and rode it to Biff's garage to help get Marty out, only to find he was too late. Biff had already left for the Enchantment Under the Sea dance at Hill Valley High School. Bikes could be purchased in 1955 at Hal's Bike Shop. Upon arriving in the timeline where an elderly Biff gave his younger counterpart a sports almanac to make himself rich, Doc Brown probably bought his bike here. In 1991, Doc and Clara Brown's children, Jules and Verne rode bicycles to get around Hill Valley when they didn't have their parents to take them where they wanted to go.
- The Bicycle is a Ride that is available to everyone through the Station Cash Marketplace at the regular price of File:Sc.png549, and to Members at the 10% discount price of File:Sc.png494.
- Bicycles are a form of transportation where the riders use their legs to push pedals, thus making the wheels turn. Numerous people own bicycles and ride them to go from place to place.
- Object: bicycle How to
* How to repair a bike tire
* How to build a bike Guides
* Guide to bicycle repair
- A bicycle is a Key Item. It allows the player character to go on Cycling Road.
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