Columbus Rides Bikes!

OSLOH - THE "SPOKE" DENIM JEAN Sizes: 30, 32, 34, 36, 38” waist with 32” inseam Colors: 1: Dark Indigo Fabric: 12 oz. Premium stretch denim 98%cotton, 2% spandex.              Coated with water repellant resin andanti-bacterial finish. Fit: Slim, relaxed, comfort fit witha low front waistband, and higher back waistband.        Relaxed through the hip and thighs, slim at knee and straight to bottom hem opening. Features:  * Double logo shank waistband closure * Shank button fly * Adjustable waistband snaps * Scoop front pockets with double coin pockets * Internal poly sueded chamois seat lining in signature purple color * Linier quilted seat reinforcement * Internal poly stretch pocketing, and pocket lining in signature purple color with logo seal print on wearers right front pocket * Internal hidden stash key pocket * Side cell pocket * Reinforced and lined back pockets * Signature “Wheel” deco-stitch embroidery on back right and cell pocket * Linier quilted chain-sid

Light & Motion Seca 700 Race By:  James Huang Published:  January 7, 14:00,  Updated:  June 10, 15:38 The compact Li-ion battery powers the Seca 700 Race for 3.5 hours. If that's not enough, the Seca 700 Ultra's bigger battery will last for five Previous Next Cyclingnews Verdict: Rating: 4.5 out of 5 One of the best LED lighting systems we’ve sampled to date, with a comprehensive, lightweight and durable package that offers a superb output and an intelligently shaped beam pattern Daylight saving time’s worst enemy Light & Motion’s ARC Li-ion HID setups were once the company’s flagship lighting systems but new LED technology has knocked them from the lineup altogether with a brighter, longer lasting and more durable beam. For the same price as the venerable ARC Li-ion, the new Seca 700 Race delivers 50 more lumens of light output - 700 in total - and ups the burn time to three-and-a-half hours on the highest setting. It’s also 50g lighter, at ju

http://dontstealbikes.com/

Q: What is KarmaArmy and Why should I care?  A:   The quick answer  is that the KarmaArmy Community can help you recover your Stolen Bike, snowboard, etc. by having as many of our community members keeping an eye out for your "just-stolen" X. The slightly longer answer is:   The concept for this community was conceived after a stolen bike experience. The initial message was simply BAD KARMA To Bike Thieves. Since that time roughly 10 years ago, KarmaArmy has emerged as much more. In addition to being able to help recover stolen gear through the use of our KarmaAlert™ System (see below), it is meant to be informational & educational (How to properly lock your bike. Is my bike or skis covered under my homeowner's insurance?) The site is also designed to serve as a Repository for  your serial numbers, photos of your gear, descriptions, etc. so in the event of a theft, you have all your information in one spot, ready for police reports & insurance claims, etc. You w

From the TrailLink website For a weekend getaway filled with small-town charm, wildlife, and beautiful natural scenery, there is no better place than the North Bend Rail-Trail. The North Bend Rail-Trail is a scenic excursion along part of the 5500-mile, coast-to-coast American Discovery Trail. Stretching nearly 70 miles from Interstate 77 near Parkersburg to Wolf Summit, the trail travels through an impressive 13 tunnels, crosses 36 bridges, and passes through an assortment of state, county, and local parks. Though it is easily accessible from interstates 77 and 79 and runs parallel to US Route 50, the trail passes through wild and natural areas. You will find an abundance of wildlife, including deer and beaver, and the farmland surrounding the small, rural communities that grew up along the railroad corridor provide prime bird-watching. The North Bend Rail-Trail's many points of interest and history include the former Stage Coach Inn in Pennsboro, a marble factory, hand-blown g

LOCATION:  Lexington to Coalton (outside Ashland), 109 miles.  simple map From our 2008 Ashland to Lexington Relay : detailed maps of the area  showing the old Lexington & Big Sandy Rail Road, from west to east and the annual relay course: 1)   Lexington to Mt. Sterling (201) 2)   Mt. Sterling to Salt Lick (202) 3)   Salt Lick to Olive Hill   (203)  4)   Olive Hill to Princess  (204) 5)   Bike Ride Cue Sheet • Our  CSX Mile Post  document (pdf) •  History of the Big Sandy Project •  Lexington Big Sandy Time Line  (pdf) I may attempt this next year. 112 miles one way. Stay in Lexington and ride back. Kentucky Rail Trail website

A limited edition run of 50 SSCXWC custom painted frames. 49 brown ones come with EC90X fork and FSA headset. One lucky randomly selected buyer will get a white frame with a SHIMANO SSCX Dream groupo including Dura Ace Carbon Tubeless Wheelset, Dura Ace Di2 Brake Levers, Dura Ace Crankset, Hutchinson Cross Tires, PRO Handlebar, Stem, & Seatpost and a Chris King SS Cog. buy the frame here

Featured Articles Mia Birk: Redesigning North American Cities For People By  Mia Kohout Portland's Mia Birk is pictured on our cover on the Eastbank Esplanade. In her forthcoming book,  Joyride , Birk tells the story of how this and other reclamations have happened. [ more... ] Los Angeles By  Richard Risemberg Bike culture blossoms in the asphalt jungle. [ more... ] Public Spaces Make A Difference In NYC By  Sarah Ripplinger Exploring "Placemaking" with New York City's  Project for Public Spaces [ more... ] the Momentum Magazine website is here...