The Santa Cruz city council will consider Tuesday night whether to move forward on widening the Highway 1 bridge over the San Lorenzo River. The city plans to widen this bridge from four lanes to seven lanes at an estimated cost of $10M to $15, half using local funds, the other half using state provided read more
The folks at Singletracks.com have exposed their trail data via a public JSON API so you can create your own trail data mashups. I wish I had some time to play with this and describe its usage, but I don’t so I’ll just repeat part of the announcement for now: A few months back we read more
Carlton Reid has been a cycling journalist for over twenty years and today publishes BikeBiz, a bike industry trade journal. I’ve never seen him in a car until I saw his Kickstarter video for this new book Roads Were Not Built for Cars. Cyclists already know that early roads were paved at the behest of read more
Several people have either seen my face-level camera mount and asked how the video turns out, or they’ve seen the video and ask “How did you do that?”
“The Cyclist” shows off Utah’s landscape by wrapping amateur road cycling races in the Utah Criterium Series around a thin plot. Nash the slacker just wants to drink and sleep as he couch surfs through life, but he reluctantly goes along for the ride as friends push him into training and racing.
[Publisher's Note: Justin is being coy when he writes about these adventure bikes and fails to mention his own participation in the 2012 Tour de Divide -- and on a single speed bike, no less.] Most – if not all the bikes being shown at this year’s NAHBS are head turners, and the variety of read more
