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Cycling Sisters Seek Wheel Truth
Grassroots Group Arms Women With
Repair Skills to Encourage Biking
Amid the sculpture and paintings exhibited at this year's Critical
Mass Art Show, gathered a group of women in late February to master
an art of another sort: truing a bicycle wheel.
Instructor Sharon Kaminecki demonstrated to a rapt audience at
High School Gallery the art (and science) of adjusting the wheel's
trueness laterally, then adjusting radial tension, and finally,
dishing the wheel.
The workshop is one of an ongoing series organized by Cycling
Sisters, a grassroots organization that fosters education and support
for women who use or want to use their bicycles as a primary mode
of transportation.
To learn more about Cycling Sisters' maintenance workshops and
other activities, visit their home page at www.cyclingsisters.org.
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| Above: Sharon Kaminecki (left) guides workshop
participant Sherry Daun through the process of truing a wheel
at the Cycling Sisters recent bike maintenance workshop. |
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