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A few weeks ago, I had the great pleasure of reviewing a new release which explores the collectible culture of “cute”. …And maybe exploits the rise of cute in contemporary culture. But in a good way — I swear. Entitled Hello, Cutie!: Adventures in Cute Culture, the book was not only charming but so engaging that I just had to interview its author, Pamela Klaffke.
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What we see is the A.J. Gladwell Bicycle shop, with 665 above the door, and 665 R. Beechman on the awning.
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I love it when people obsess and research like I do ;) Delete the scoop?
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Beach Cruiser Bicycle, Vintage 1969 Schwinn Collegiate BIke, VIntage Womens Bike, Schwinn Bike, Midcentury Bike, This is a vintage 1968 Schwinn... Via etsyspot Delete the scoop?
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This vintage Schwinn Stingray bicycle is complete with all original parts and paint and still in excellent condition. Delete the scoop?
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First, most Mods fall into two camps: Vespa or Lambretta. Just like the age old Coca-Cola vs Pepsi rivalry, the two Italian scooter brands have been trying to outshine each other since the start. (I'm a Coke fan by the way) ... Via The Mod Generation 
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March 2, 5:30 PM
I really wanted a scooter when I lived downtown. The big drawback ws finding a secure place to park it any place I stopped. But, it would been so great for jaunting around town.
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March 2, 5:32 PM
I had scooter lust a few years ago. They looked so much fun and so simple to get around with in the city. The drawback was finding a parking spot where I could hope it would still be there when I came back out again. Delete the scoop?
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This is the story of one of the perfect examples of Italian craftmanship related to the world of bicycles. Giovanni Cermenati was just a little kid when he started to learn how to make wooden rims. Via Chris Miles Delete the scoop?
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