Baby You’re Much Too Fast: NAHBS 2017 Recap

Published March 14, 2017 / by Cain Ramirez / 2 Comments on Baby You’re Much Too Fast: NAHBS 2017 Recap

Now in its thirteenth iteration, the North American Handmade Bicycle Show (NAHBS) is an annual convention showcasing the bicycle industry, prioritizing those who choose to construct bicycles specifically designed to the owner’s personal specifications. Unlike its larger counterpart, Interbike, NAHBS is open to the public, with a specific focus on handmade bicycles; an art first pioneered by […]

Bike every State Park in your county?

Published September 6, 2016 / by Richard Masoner / 3 Comments on Bike every State Park in your county?

I’ve touched thirteen of the sixteen California State Parks and Beaches in Santa Cruz County by bike, but never in a single day. What about hitting all of them in a single ride?

Friday carnage

Published November 22, 2013 / by Richard Masoner / 2 Comments on Friday carnage

The Sentinel reports a 30 year old cyclist was seriously injured on Bay Street, Santa Cruz, CA on Thursday afternoon. The driver of a Toyota Tacoma pickup truck claimed the sun was in his eyes when he made a left turn across the path of the cyclist. He couldn’t see where he was going, so […]

13 bicycle crashes times two

Published May 31, 2012 / by Richard Masoner / 3 Comments on 13 bicycle crashes times two

While looking at the California Bicycle Crash Map last night I noticed something interesting: Although Southern California has twice the population of Northern California, the same number of bike crashes — thirteen — are reported to the California Highway Patrol for each region.

2012 Tour of California host cities announced

Published November 3, 2011 / by Richard Masoner / Leave a Comment

Thirteen HOST CITIES ANNOUNCED FOR 2012 Amgen Tour of California Challenging Route to Take Cyclists Over More Than 750 Miles of Striking California Terrain During America’s Premier Cycling Race from May 13 – 20, 2012 LOS ANGELES (November 3, 2011) – After reviewing more than 100 submissions from cities throughout California hoping to be named […]

iPhone bicycle apps

Published July 20, 2009 / by Richard Masoner / 8 Comments on iPhone bicycle apps

This is cool: WIRED lists five iPhone apps that replace bike hardware. I think the most clever is a Cyclocomputer that measures your bike’s speed by counting the sound of a plastic tab on the spokes. Another clever app is a brake light that uses the built in accelerometer. The creation of a carbon fiber […]

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