Merry (almost) Christmas Cycleicious community! Not too many bicycle jobs popped up this week, but there are a few that’ll let you get your hands dirty. Wheel Building Jobs: Wheel manufacturer Mavic is looking for a Service Center Technician with a knack for wheel building (Haverhill, MA). For some reason the State of Oregon is read more
The Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History “Experience Metal” interactive exhibit this weekend will feature, among many other things, ridable art bikes. On display is a compilation of tools, appliances, and cargo-carrying devices, all powered by the humble bicycle. Included are such creations as a bike blender, a hacked tandem independent drive, center-pull brake read more
A comparison of the screen and features of GPS cycling navigation devices for the American vs Japanese markets.
This is a guest post from Dave. East Bay cyclists know him as “Cold Iron.” I built my first bicycle wheels in 1989. 20″ RL Edge rims, Suzue sealed-bearing, high-flange hubs, 48 spokes. I can’t remember if they were 4 or 5 cross. I laced them incorrectly several times, and had to start over. I read more
I missed this post from Copenhagenize over the holidays, but it’s a pretty cool idea: Put air pumps for bicycle tires on trains.
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