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Dutch Bike Co. Seattle: The Women's Swan
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Not many bicycles can be considered works of art, or hark back to a period in art history. But the "Swan" can. An Art Noveau creation for the women who were forward-thinking enough to realize that exercise was a good thing, this cycle is back again in spades with all of the technology now available to cyclists AND the original iconic design. Biking to work is starting to look better all the time . . .
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