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Googlers Bike Map Shirt [Flickr]

Hugger Industries posted a photo:
Googlers Bike Map Shirt

The Googlers that made the Bike Maps are riding with us @sxsw. Look for them in these shirts. They want to talk to you about the maps.

Why I Ride

I picked up this nice video from a friend’s Facebook post. It’s a message from peopleforbikes.org - a great site with stated mission of “Uniting a Million Voices to Improve the Future of Biking”. I’m in!

Connect to the Jason Cloud @ SXSW

During SXSW, Jason will have this nifty gadget that turns him into a WiFi cloud. That’s right, he’s a cycling hotspot with Wimax bandwidth to share with you. He’s roaming around, attending the Mobile Social, various panels, and is quite happy to connect with you.

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So when ATT’s 3G network crashes, find Jason.

The Jason Cloud is brought to you by our friends at Intel.

Bicycling directions on

Bicycling directions on Google Maps!Great stuff! It picks routes that makes sense for "entry-level" cyclists, so it is a little less useful for Yours Truly, who would prefer the most direct routes, but, it is a great start.Before, you just had to "know" that the MUT's were there.

Official Mobile Social Party Hat

We’ll have these Official Mobile Social Party Hats for the ride attendees @sxsw and in Seattle during the Bike Expo.

Note: limited edition and quantities.

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Official Mobile Social Party Hat [Flickr]

Hugger Industries posted a photo:
Official Mobile Social Party Hat

We'll have these for the ride attendees @sxsw and in Seattle during the Bike Expo.

More on Google Bike Maps

Google built their new Bike Maps right here in Seattle and Product Manager Shannon Guymon posted on the Official Google Blog this morning with instructions:

Unpleasant Realizations

I've gathered together a few "unpleasant realizations" that I've experienced in the last few days.Unpleasant realization #1: "I'm racing my bike right now"

Google Adds Biking To Google Maps

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Before heading to Florida on a work trip several years ago I lay sprawled across my den with a giant road map of the area, a set of highlighters, a guide book and my laptop. A frequent traveler, I like to bring my folding bike with me, and I like to head out on bike rides between meetings or trade show stops.

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