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All About Performance

April 14, 2010 – 2:00 pm

Good afternoon! The weather is GORGEOUS in Silicon Valley and Santa Cruz — perfect enough for a bike ride!

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Hump Day head shaker

March 10, 2010 – 7:00 am

Shaking my head is my reaction to this bizarre bit of traffic safety news at How We Drive (originally seen by me through Carson Blume. Mayor of London Boris Johnson was caught riding his bike again on Tuesday. The bike he rides looks like one of Marin’s hybrid bikes that are fairly popular with the read more »

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Monday Morning Report

January 11, 2010 – 8:00 am

After several minor quakes rattled the South Bay last week, a magnitude 6.5 earthquake about 20 miles off of the California coast shook coastal towns in Humboldt County Saturday afternoon. Damage mostly consisted of downed power lines, broken pipes, shattered glass and toppled shelves. Mark Ritz of Kinetic Koffee in Arcata momentarily lost power and read more »

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Sea Otter 2009 photos

April 23, 2009 – 7:00 am

I suppose I should post some of my photos from the 2009 Sea Otter Classic and Expo. BMX is kind of fun to take pictures of. Ben Clough of CycleAware shows me the Torpedo vacuum insulated bottle that fits in a standard bicycle bottle cage. I think he told me it will be available for read more »

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Sea Otter Classic 2009 race photos

April 20, 2009 – 10:47 am

Ken Conley has some excellent photos from the Sea Otter Classic. You have your choice of Liz Hatch or Dan Holloway. Aside: Liz and Team Vanderkitten took delivery of those ultra hot Storck Absolutist bikes this year and raced them for the first time at the Tour of Redlands just three weeks back. It was read more »

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Women’s Cycling Magazine

March 25, 2009 – 10:46 am

Marian Hunting and Carson Blume will publish Women’s Cycling Magazine. They’ll cover road, track, cross, mountain, college, high school, masters, lifestyle, commuting, sustainability, training, tech, product, repair, rides, and community. The first issue will publish in June, but the Women’s Cycling Magazine blog is now online.

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