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True Fabrication Bicycles

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True Fabrication was born during a 16-hour car ride home from a weeklong mountain biking trip in Colorado. It was during this car ride home that we (Cody, Clark & Cole) discovered we each had individually been contemplating a way to begin fabricating bicycle frames. We had all been friends for a long time and had spent many years riding, racing, traveling and training together. Therefore, in the summer of 05’ we made a plan to be riding our own “brand” of bicycles during next summer’s annual trip to Colorado. During the course of the next 12 months we acquired a bitch’n set of tools, honed our fabrication skills and perfected our welding. One of us took the 2 weeklong UBI frame builder’s school; another began development of our geometry philosophy and the third finished completion of our logo and branding images. Even though this sounds like we are each polarized in our skill-set, nothing could be further from the truth. Any of the three of us are capable of taking a bicycle fro

Travis Pastrana Tricycle Backflip

2009 Mohican MTB100

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The Challenge: 100 miles or 100k loop consisting of 11,000+ feet of climbing along mostly singletrack, doubletrack or dirt roads, spanning 4 counties through some of the most remote and scenic areas in the rolling hills of Mohican Country. Climbs of nearly a mile, with elevation gains of 300+ feet, rock gardens, streams, and more! the site is here...

Sogreni Wooden Bike

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Sogreni Mountain Goat Bike

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The Worksman Cycles Factory Direct Store

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Worksman Cycles is the oldest bicycle manufacturer in the USA!!!! Thank you for visiting our new e-commerce store and we trust you will enjoy this shopping experience. Don't let high Gasoline prices and a slow economy ruin your life...do something about it with Worksman Cycles. Good for the environment,good for your well being, good for your budget. Worksman Cycles has long been known as the world-leader in Industrial Cycles (Bicycles and Tricycles). Today more than ever, leading companies call upon our Worksman Business Cycle System to safely and efficiently move key personnel and supplies within large industrial facilities. Our customer list is incredibly diverse and impressive, featuring the world's largest and most respected companies. These companies know that for durable, emission-free transportation, Worksman Business Cycles are the only smart choice. The website...

Col du galibier n°2 (hautes alpes - france) VTT MTB descente

MayaPedal - Bicimáquinas (translates as "bicycle machines")

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About Us We are a non-governmental organization located in San Andrés Itzapa, Chimaltenango, Guatemala. We started in 1997, working with a group of Canadians from the organization PEDAL. Following a vision for sustainable development in Guatemala, we became constituted under local control as Asociación Maya Pedal in 2001. We recycle used bicycles to build pedal-powered machines, bicimáquinas, which support and help facilitate the work of small-scale, self-sustainable projects. Through this work we hope to contribute to the conservation of the environment, the health or the Guatemalan people, and the productivity of the local economy. Mission and Vision To support the basic family economy, through the design and distribution of bicycle machines, providing an efficient alternative for the rural development of Guatemala. To be a non-governmental organization that promotes the use of bicycle machines through programs, projects, partnerships, activities, and actions, also promoting the use

Foes Racing Power Clamp Bicycle Stand

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Foes Racing introduces the first automatic bike work stand, and the last and best work stand you’ll ever buy! The Power Clamp is a pneumatically-driven, self-adjusting service stand that allows you to lift the bicycle with both hands and correct posture while securing it with just a tap of the toe. Another tap of the toe releases it just as easily! No more struggling to lift and lock the bike simultaneously with both hands - the Power Clamp saves your aching back from wrestling with bicycles all day long. The fully adjustable clamping pressure allows you to safely secure any bike made from any material. The Power Clamp is the first serious service stand for the professional - made from the finest materials, it is designed to last a lifetime. Features... 2 heavy duty CNC’d aluminum clamping collars easily secure the bicycle Fully adjustable: rise and fall, and 360° bike rotation Works with any compressor Additional pneumatic ports for tire pump or blow gun Clamping pressure completely a

Wear a helmet people!

Dead athletes' brains show damage from concussions By Stephanie Smith CNN Medical Producer (CNN) -- For years after his NFL career ended, Ted Johnson could barely muster the energy to leave his house. In healthy brain tissue, virtually no protein tangles, which show up as brown spots, are visible. "I'd [leave to] go see my kids for maybe 15 minutes," said Johnson. "Then I would go back home and close the curtains, turn the lights off and I'd stay in bed. That was my routine for two years. "Those were bad days." These days, the former linebacker is less likely to recount the hundreds of tackles, scores of quarterback sacks or the three Super Bowl rings he earned as a linebacker for the New England Patriots. He is more likely to talk about suffering more than 100 concussions. "I can definitely point to 2002 when I got back-to-back concussions. That's where the problems started," said Johnson, who retired after those two concussions. &q

Columbus Ohio Bike to Work Week Site

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2009 Columbus Bike to Work Week May 11th - May 15th, 2009 The site

Embrocate

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Cold Weather, Warming Embrocation Our Cold Weather Embrocation is idea for use during cyclocross and riding in temperatures below 60 degrees. This product is the cornerstone of our line up, specifically engineered to provide steady, long term warmth to your legs back and even your neck. In addition to high quality Grapeseed and Soybean Oils, this product contains unbleached beeswax and a helping of raw, unrefined West African Shea Butter. There are a few other goodies in there to provide you with a smooth warmth and aroma. As with all Mad Alchemy products, our Cold Weather Embrocation is hand-made in small batches to ensure freshness and the highest level of quality possible. Mad Alchemy

What will be Classic Bike of the Year for 2009?

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First Place, Best Restored - 2008 Jim Hern 1939 Colson Commander I don't know. But we will find out at the... 29th Annual Ann Arbor/Saline, Michigan Classic Bicycle Show and Swap Meet on April 26th, 2009 This would be a good roadtrip. If anybody is interested contact me.

Map My Ride

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Plot your bike rides over mountains (view elevation), through the woods (topo maps), and speeding through the city (street level views) with just a few mouse clicks. Once your cycling map is complete you can quickly view it in 3D, satellite form, or share it with friends. The site is here...

Thursday night ride report

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Decided to ride since the weather wasn't too bad. Rode with Morgen up to campus from town. Stopped into the Warhol exhibit. I forgot my key for my lock so I had to borrow a lock from Brett who was heading out to another meeting. I am not a fan of the Wexner facility layout. There is too much artwork jammed into the space. Had dinner and waited for others to show. Brett came back after his meeting so we escorted Morgen back to town via Neil Ave. We stopped to marvel at the new Huntington Park. Continued on into town down to Main. Rode back up north via 4th to Hudson where Brett split off. Stopped at Evan's mad scientist lab until he finished his tests. Rode down High to Tip Top for a beer. While trying to pull my lock out of the mounting bracket ended up bashing my hand against my seat. I think the story I told my wife that someone bit my hand at the bar sounds better. 22 miles total - Temps in the 30's

On Facebook? A cyclist? Offended by driver behavior?

Join the Cyclist Offender Database... This group is a place to put information about motorists and other road users who have threatened, injured, assaulted, hit, insulted, or other-wise aggressively and dangerously interacted with cyclists on the road. Put place of incident, plate numbers, car descriptions, motorist descriptions, and any other information that could result in some justice. Please only post information that can lead somewhere. Not just a comment like, "last night some douche bag honked at me!".

Amsterdam Bicycle Parking Video

Double Dutch Parking from Amsterdamize on Vimeo .

Another Tokyo Bike Parking Video

CyclePods - Cool looking bike storage units

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Bike storage, bicycle storage, cycle storage, bike rack, cycle rack, bike stand and cycle stand all have a new name: Cyclepods – award-winning cycle storage designs which are stylish, space-saving, flexible and highly secure. Manufactured from sustainable materials, Cyclepods systems take up to 50% less space than conventional cycle stands – and they look fantastic too. Learn more...

Public Bike System - Montreal

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The Public Bike System (PBS) was created to offer an attractive and easy-to-use option for those seeking urban transportation that has less impact on the environment than traditional fuel-powered vehicles, and to act as the perfect complement to public transportation networks. The entire system was designed from a clean sheet, intended to marry the practical with the aesthetic. World-renowned industrial designer Michel Dallaire was entrusted with the design of the physical components. The bikes themselves feature clean lines and a sleek look that in no way compromises their sturdiness and safety. Design elements are carried over to the technical platforms, bike docks and pay stations. All with the intention making the PBS an enhancement to the urban landscape, not an impediment to enjoying it. Innovation is another hallmark of the PBS. It employs cutting-edge technologies to their best advantage: the entire system is solar-powered and uses wireless communication. All the components are

Ohio Bicycle Federation (OBF)

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Who We Are The Ohio Bicycle Federation (OBF) is the only state-wide advocacy organization representing Ohio's bicyclists. The OBF is an alliance of individuals and groups interested in promoting the use of bicycles for recreation, transportation and other appropriate purposes. It serves by providing opportunities for the betterment of bicycle education, engineering, legislation, the encouragement of activities involving the use of bicycles and by serving as a forum for the exchange of information and ideas. The OBF is a membership based organization operating under a constitution. Site is here

Find us on Facebook - become a fan...

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Another Spoke Light Company

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What are Hokey Spokes? Hokey Spokes are unique bicycle safety lights that allow riders to display computer-generated images and text inside the spoke cages while riding at night. Not only are Hokey Spokes fun and interesting, but they also provide important side visibility, which is mostly unavailable in today's standard bicycle lights. Hokey Spokes consist of transparent "blades" that attach to your bicycle spokes. As these blades spin during riding, a computer inside the blades modulates the internal LED lights so that design images and text appear. The user can decide how many spokes they want to place on the bicycle wheel. Up to 6 "Blades" can be placed on each wheel. The more blades, the more visibility and persistence of vision at lower speeds. Hokey Spokes are designed so that they fit virtually any mountain or road bike with a wheel diameter of 24" or greater. Hokey Spokes can be used on front and back wheels at the same time. Each Hokey Spoke cont

Berlin's Fastest Bike Couriers - They are fast and funny looking...

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Own a Belt? Own a U-lock? Why not a Lock Holster then...

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This is simple. The first U-Lock Holster, designed to slide onto your own belt. Strategically place it to skip certain loops on your pants and stop blowing out your back pocket. Lock Holsters come standard in grey and are made from seat belts pulled from junk yards. The color may vary a little bit due to what we can find. These are usually made each week so please allow up to 1.5 weeks for us to ship it out. Thanks! If you need something bigger please feel free to email us at info@fabrichorse.com with size specs. Also, we do have other colors available, grey is the most consistent to stock but if you want something else, just email us. ABOUT FABRIC HORSE Carrie Collins founded Fabric Horse in Cincinnati, Ohio in 2003. It began as a name for the things she created in her spare time while studying Industrial Design at the University of Cincinnati. Since then, FH has relocated to Philadelphia where it has grown into one of the city's most vibrant small businesses, hand sewing utility

A Bicycle Evangelist With the Wind Now at His Back - NYT

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By CORNELIA DEAN Published: January 12, 2009 PORTLAND, Ore. — For years, Earl Blumenauer has been on a mission, and now his work is paying off. He can tell by the way some things are deteriorating around here. “People are flying through stop signs on bikes,” Mr. Blumenauer said. “We are seeing in Portland bike congestion. You’ll see people biking across the river on a pedestrian bridge. They are just chock-a-block.” Mr. Blumenauer, a passionate advocate of cycling as a remedy for everything from climate change to obesity, represents most of Portland in Congress, where he is the founder and proprietor of the 180 (plus or minus)-member Congressional Bicycle Caucus. Long regarded in some quarters as quixotic, the caucus has come into its own as hard times, climate concerns, gyrating gas prices and worries about fitness turn people away from their cars and toward their bikes. more from NYT...

America Bikes To The Inauguration

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Washington Area Bicyclist Association OFFERING FREE VALET BIKE PARKING! Thanks to the generous support of America Bikes, Dero Racks, The District Department of Transportation, and WABA members, WABA will be providing two bike valet stations at the Inaugural event. Just ride your bike to one of our free bike valet stations, hand the attendant your bike, and get a claim ticket with a number that matches the number on the ticket attached to your bike. Your bike remains safe with WABA's trusted attendants. As an added bonus, commemorative spoke cards and valet claim check tickets will be available free of charge to everyone who uses the bike valet. While supplies last. The nitty gritty...

Bamboo bikes for the masses - Velonews story

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How can carbon fiber technology trickle down to African villagers? By Matt Pacocha Posted Feb. 26, 2008 Craig Calfee hopes to prove that one person with one idea can make a difference in some of the poorest corners of the planet. The maker of some of the most exclusive and sought after carbon-fiber bikes on the market, Calfee plans to use his knowledge to teach Africans how to build themselves bamboo cargo bikes. Why bamboo? Calfee made his first bamboo frame about ten years ago and his product line has included a bamboo model — a high-end design sold in boutique shops — for the past three years. Besides its classy aesthetics, Bamboo’s vibration damping and stiffness make it perfect for frame construction, says Calfee. But one reason he likes the material so much is its low carbon footprint. A carbon fiber or metal frame might be lighter on the road, but, from a green perspective, nothing treads more lightly on the planet than a bamboo bicycle, he says. His bamboo frames are built usin

The Bicycle Industry's Biggest Opportunity

25th Infantry Buffalo Soldiers

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The 25th Infantry U.S. Army Bicycle Corps stationed at Fort Missoula, Montana set out across the country on their bicycles in 1896-7. Lt. James A. Moss led the company of black soldiers on several obstacle intensive test runs of the iron two-wheeled alternative to horses for transportation. Their greatest trip covered 1900 miles to St. Louis, Missouri, returning to Missoula by train. The 25th Infantry gained fame and was nicknamed the Buffalo Soldiers. more...

Oh Wiki - Bicycle infantry

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Bicycle infantry are infantry soldiers who maneuver on the battlefield using bicycles. The term dates from the late 19th century, when the "safety bicycle" became popular in Europe, the United States and Australia. Though its use has waned over the years in many armies, it continues to be used in unconventional armies such as militias. the entry...

Shred America - Its Official Trailer

Alternative Needs Transportation (A.N.T.) Bikes

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Alternative Needs Transportation, or A.N.T., is a small shop run by Mike Flanigan and Betsy Eckel Scola in Holliston, MA. We are dedicated to building bikes for transportation that have the right combination of function and style. Mike has been in the bike trade since 1983 and joined the Boston bike building scene in 1989. Betsy is the webmaster and is in charge of marketing. Our passion for the bike industry and the culture of living by bike shows in the creation of A.N.T. "We not only hope to meet the needs of people's commuter bikes, but to influence the consumers to think about bicycle commuting in a more positive way. We love all types of cycling but feel that there is a real need to bring to the table bikes that have the right combination of style and function that is so lacking in the market. Most people have this fear of investing in a bike for commuting, but it is their most-used bike!" Favorite quote: "When I see an adult on a bicycle I do not despair for t

Boneshaker is in the house...

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Boneshaker is available for $5, at bookstores, online, bike shops, and cafes in various parts of the country, or via subscription, and always, by asking the editors nicely.

Peanut butter recalled amid salmonella outbreak

(CNN) -- King Nut Companies issued a total recall of peanut butter that it distributes Saturday amid fears of a salmonella outbreak that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention said has infected 399 people in 42 states. Salmonella bacteria are transmitted to humans by eating contaminated foods. Ohio-based King Nut acknowledged in a statement that salmonella had been found in an open 5-pound tub of King Nut peanut butter. "We are very sorry this happened," Martin Kanan, president of King Nut Companies, said in the statement. "We are taking immediate and voluntary action because the health and safety of those who use our products is always our highest priority." In its statement, King Nut said it distributes peanut butter "only through food service accounts. It is not sold directly to consumers." the rest of the story... I know several people who have been sick with intestinal issues. Don't know if there is a link...

Welcome to the adventure of Hap and Diane

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Hap and Diane We have been taking 2-5 week bicycle trips for the past 20 years. On all of these trips we have always had to rush from place to place and get back to work. Our dream trip was to be able to take our time, see the sights, meet people and let God show us whatever we are supposed to see. This is the story of our dream trip. The blog... Photostream...

Pole to Pole Manpowered

Last month, National Geographic Adventure magazine declared Gauntlett and Hooper "adventurers of the year" for their 26,000-mile journey from one of Earth's magnetic poles to the other using only skis, sleds, sails and bicycles. The site is here... But there is a sad side to this story... Young British adventurers killed in French Alps LONDON, England (CNN) -- Rob Gauntlett, the youngest Briton to summit Mt. Everest, died in a climbing accident along with another mountaineer in the French Alps, the British Foreign Office confirmed Sunday. Both were 21. CNN story is here...

Sleeping Bag Suit

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I want to buy this in black and wear it to work. I don't think they have a suit rated for 90 degrees, though. My office is very hot... The site is here...

2008 Austin New Belgium Urban Assault Ride

Interesting concept....

Bamboo Mountain Bike

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Bamboo Mountain Bike Cross country bike designed for use with 80 mm travel fork. 100 mm can also be used. Available in 26" and 29" wheelsizes. (see chart below) This bike is more crash tolerant than a carbon mountain bike, which is why we have not offered carbon mountain bikes to the general public. Craig Calfee's website

More cold weather cycling tips from Canadians...

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Tips include... Keeping warm and dry Riding tips Visibility Bicycle choice and equipment Maintenance Wet weather Snow and ice Cold weather cycling brochure The site is here...

Time to get naked!

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The Naked Goods Here at Naked, we can build you any type of bicycle you want and make it fit perfectly. What ever your needs are and painted with your favourite colour pattern too. All this finished off with finest mix of components you can afford.Here is the selection of products and services we offer: Bicycle Frames Build Kits Handlebars, Stems & Forks Alterations & Repairs S&S Couplings Paint more...

Petition Google to add "Bike There" Directions to Google Maps

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To: Google, and the Google Maps team We would like a 'Bike There' feature added to Google Maps - to go with the current 'Drive There' and 'Take Public Transit' options. The feature would take into account actual bicycle lanes from the locality being mapped, and it would automatically plan a route for a bicyclist, possibly even providing the cyclist options for either the most direct route, or the most bicycle-friendly (safest) route. The Google Maps-based third party site, byCycle.org (http://byCycle.org/), provides these features for two metro areas - Portland, Oregon and Madison, Wisconsin, and there are countless other mapping initiatives around the world aimed at accomplishing the same goal. We hope that Google will consider building this feature into the core Google Maps service. There are many reasons why this feature would be a wonderful edition to Google Maps. Among them, some of the most influential would be to: * Make bicycling safer for millions of b

Indianapolis Winning Campaigns Training

Winning Campaign Trainings are for leaders of state and local bicycle and pedestrian advocacy organizations: Board members, staff and super volunteers. This winter Thunderhead Alliance is partnering with the Indiana Bicycle Coalition and the North American Handmade Bicycle Show to bring our signature Winning Campaigns Training to Indianapolis, IN. Join your fellow bicycle and pedestrian advocacy leaders to learn from expert coaches and each other through the Alliance's proven curriculum on choosing, directing, and winning campaigns to increase bicycling and walking. After three days of fun and inspiring work with the country’s leading experts in advocacy, you’ll come away with the tools and confidence to not only advocate for improvements, but win them! You’ll learn how to: Choose the right issue; Set realistic but visionary goals, choose the best strategies and tactics, and stick to timelines; Map out the power structure in your community, support and leverage allies, neutralize a

Portland VeloSwap - Too far of a drive, but a great idea!

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This weekend! Book your space today! January 10th - 9am - 5pm - $3 Welcome to the 1st annual Portland Veloswap. It's a bike bargain hunter's paradise with up to 100 vendors under one roof! Expect great deals on all things bicycling, new and used. As if that weren't enough, come socialize with like-minded bicycle enthusiasts and enjoy food & drinks at Roots Organic Brewing (1520 SE 7th Ave, just south of Hawthorne St) in Portland, Oregon. This is an all ages event. Bike parking available provided by Bike Racker. Cycling in the winter may be for the hardened and seasoned cyclists, but for some that means clearing out the old parts, upgrading, or selling the past seasons cycling gear. The 1st annual Portland VeloSwap on January 10th, 2009 from 9am-5pm at Roots Organic Brewing located at 1520 SE 7th Ave is the event for you. Admission is $3 (16 and under free) with your paid admission you get $1 off your food or drink at Roots. Throughout the day there will be up to 100 ven

Bikesnob NYC Blog has Columbus Alive in a quiz question

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The link is here...

Urban Velo highlights another Columbus rider

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I Love Riding in the City NAME: Jade Tran LOCATION: Columbus, OH OCCUPATION: Grad Student Where do you live and what’s it like riding in your city? In Columbus, the bike scene’s getting bigger. It’s awesome to see that more people are riding—from cruisers to teched-out road bikes, and everything in between. There have been some great initiatives in Columbus that are getting people to ride bikes, and also educating them about safety and maintenance. What was your favorite city to ride in, and why? I like riding in Chicago a lot—maybe it’s just because I love the city itself and the fact that there are bike lanes. Or maybe it’s the lack of hills...regardless, it’s super fun. Why do you love riding in the city? It’s a challenge—there’s always so much to pay attention to—and you feel good dodging traffic and getting where you’re going that much faster. The site is here... Editor's Note: I want to thank Urban Velo for pointing out I forgot the link back to their site. I usually do, but

Momentum Magazine

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This issue features Cycling on the High Road Boston Bike Renaissance Boston’s Bikes Not Bombs SCUL - Boston's Chopper Armada How to Tame Motorists & Restrict Car Use The Well-Tempered Cyclist A Match Made in Bike Heaven magazine is here...

And we have now seen it all.... Monkey vs. Man

ALL CRANKSTERS PODCASTS AVAILABE TO HEAR AND DOWNLOAD

GO to wcrsfm.org and click on the Programs tab, the click on Cranksters, and then Listen to program. Three pages of 27 episodes over 13 months are available for your learning and enjoyment on a variety of cycling topics. I was highlighted on one of the episodes... You will need to listen to all the episodes to find out which one.

Bike the C-Bus named in Columbus Underground story

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Best Mode of Transportation of 2008: Biking By Walker | January 6, 2009 10:30am | Filed under Transit | Comments The most popular form of transportation in 2008 was also one of the most controversial subjects on Columbus Underground: Biking. more here... Editor's note: Bike the C-Bus 2009 is tentatively scheduled for August 29, 2009. Bike the C-Bus website is here...

'Columbus aims to be 'best bicycling city in the country'

By EILEEN RYAN Published: Monday, January 5, 2009 3:47 PM EST Columbus City Council has laid the foundation for the future of city sidewalks and bikeways. Legislation passed last month resolves conflicts within the Columbus codes, brings the city into compliance with 2006 changes to Ohio law, and sets the legal framework for behavior by drivers and bicyclists, said Public Service Director Mark Kelsey. Since 1993, Columbus City Council has adopted a number of ordinances that have to do with sidewalks and bikeways. It voted to express support for Complete Streets in July and adopt the Bicentennial Bikeways Plan in June. more from Columbus Local News.

Shimano Dura-Ace 7970 Di2

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Shimano Dura-Ace 7970 Di2 Perfect shifting, electronically For years, the increased accuracy, smoothness and reliability of electronic shifting has been perhaps the ultimate goal for high-performance-bike designers. After several companies’ attempts failed—suffering from breakdowns in bad weather, poor battery life or unbearable complexity—Shimano’s Dura-Ace Di2 has finally delivered it. The Di2’s black carbon-fiber setup looks traditional, but what appears to be a standard shifter is actually a switch that sends gear changes via a wire to sensors in the front and rear derailleurs (the parts that guide the chain up and down the gears). A CPU in the front derailleur, in turn, signals motors that move the chain across the bike’s front and rear cogs. Steel cables, a source of frustration in shifting, have been eliminated. They probably won’t be coming back. The electronic system makes gear changes faster and virtually eliminates missed shifts, which can interrupt pedaling rhythm or even c

Science Tattoo Emporium: The Bike Power Equation

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Andy writes: This is all your fault, you know: a bike-riding forum I hang out on had a “check out these science tattoos!” thread, and it got me to thinking: what bicycle science tats are there? I’d just celebrated my 25th year in the saddle and was jonesing for some ink. For ages I struggled to find something that abstracted the kinetics of bikes down to a couple of lines - with no success. Then I found the power equation in MIT’s _Bicycling Science_ (and Wikipedia). It describes the power needed to propel a bike against our everyday foes: gravity, weight, friction, wind resistance. And it describes beautifully the way that the linear components of the resistance give over to the fat slamming wall of wind resistance. So, of course, I got it tattooed on my calf. :) Thanks for the album. The passion of nerds is just as intense as the passion of everyday folks, and it’s great to see more of ‘em out there. Carl: We have crossed a threshold here at the Science Tattoo Emporium. People used t

WCRS LP FM Now Streaming Online

January 5, 2009. Columbus, Ohio. WCRS, Columbus’ Community Radio Station and a Service of Simply Living began streaming its signal on the internet at midnight January 1, 2009. This new service simulcasts the radio station’s daily 13 hours of FM programming and will offer web-only broadcasting for the additional 11 hours of the day at www.wcrsfm.org. WCRS is a time-shared, low-power radio station, broadcasting at two frequencies, 102.1 and 98.3 FM. Its signal covers most of Columbus and Franklin County. This new streaming service at www.wcrsfm.org is available to anyone around the globe who has broadband internet access. Streaming will increase awareness and availability of WCRS.. WCRS offers hours of locally produced programs on a variety of topics and issues both in Central Ohio and across the globe and also serves Central Ohio’s Somali and French speaking population with programming in those respective languages. WCRS also broadcasts and streams award winning programs like Democr

The Blog must go on!

Well the results of the poll are in... 20 readers like the content. 2 people questioned our content. 9 haters said "shut it down." Hmmm... I think we will keep going.

More HATTARICK photos from Dylan

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