links
recent stolen bike page here
Kalle Kalkhoff, the German distributor, at pedersen.info
other Pedersen love affairs and a detailed history, www.dursley-pedersen.net
going to Copenhagen? Be sure to visit Christiania Cycles, home of the Copenhagen Pedersen since 1978.
Michael Kemper also builds Pedersens. Some of the details are different, but it is still a Pedersen. Visit www.kemper-velo.de
Carla and Ray's site, the Dutch Pedersen Society
near London and need a Pedersen? visit Velorution
the Schmidt Dynohub and lighting systems at Peter White Cycles
Full Wood fender details and more at Full Wood Fenders
A little more information about Bamboo fenders
read about the Rohloff 500/14 Speedhub at www.rohloff.de
and Sheldon Brown has an article about the Rohloff hub here
looking for a Dutch commuter bike? Flying Pigeon in Los Angeles carries offerings from Gazelle, Pashley and Flying Pigeon, of course.
read Florence Williams' article in Bicycling Magazine about chasing a used Pedersen in Europe, A Strange and Not Unpleasant Experience
cycle the world, at the Trento Bike Pages
picture yourself riding in the Alps at The Virtual Alps
Jan Heine's Bicycle Quarterly is a great source of inspiration
the current and future state of cycling, at Peter Eland's VeloVision
a sample Design Sheet in PDF format, Pedersen Design Sheet
leather bags from Kunst und Leder
knickers, hats and a great information resource for city cyclists, at bicycle fixation
the Dursley-Pedersen Bicycle was manufactured in Dursley in Gloucestershire
some very interesting bikes at The Bicycle Forest
the website ice bike.org has an interesting graphic on the 200 year history of the bicycle, and it can be seen here. The site also includes trip reports, stories, interviews and reviews. Don't miss the pictures of the 8rad cargo bike!
an article about The Pedersen Tandem
an article about an interesting recumbent, The Chinkara
an article about an even more interesting machine, The Vacuum Velocipede
an article about my mom's bike, The Bilenky Viewpoint
even Bike Snob NYC has taken a brief swipe at the Pedersen, and you can read the blog entry
Marvelous Bamboo Fenders are very beautiful
