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May 9th 09, 07:37 PM
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Push bike
A push bike typically refers to bicyle (human powered). I was talking
to a sport shop owner the other day and said that I was in the shop to look at the push bikes not the motorbikes. It's not an expression that I see or hear used frequently and I was wondering if anyone has an idea of the origins of the phrase? John Kane Kingson ON Canada 
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