Update: It looks like the ONE PENNY offer has been extended to September 28

TODAY (September 22) ONLY Through September 28 — all AT&T phones (except iPhone) for ONE PENNY when purchased through Amazon.com. New activations only and contract required.

This deal includes phones like the $400 Samsung Eternity or the $500 BlackBerry Bold, among any of their other phones.

I hope you enjoy this 90 second vignette of my morning commute.

I’ve sent them this one I took in San Jose, California.

For details on what Stretsblog is doing and what they want, read this post.

More Bike Traffic photos:

• Bike Portland.
• Savannah Bicycle Campaign.
• Tour de Troit.

David Bernstein of the FredCast talks with Cannondale Brand Manager Scott Struves during the day one of the Outdoor Demo, Interbike 2009.

Arleigh is my old partner in crime from the Crooked Cog Network days. She’s now Bike Shop Girl. Go say hello to her!

In case there’s any question at all, I’m the dummy.

My old friend Kirk in Indiana has turned into an exercise nut over the past couple of years. He asked me where he can find a good deal on a new bike. After I pointed at the usual suspects, he told me he’s training for a triathlon and he wants something that “I won’t be embarrassed to be seen riding.”

The Tri guys and girls have their own unique style when it comes to bike tech. I’m secretly jealous of some of their cool toys like the on bike hydration systems, but some of it is a bit much for me.

Does a triathlete bike review ever mention “vertical compliance”? Do they train on the same bikes they race on?

I’m obviously unschooled on the whole triathlon side of bicycling. Why the extreme angles on their mounts? Is there such a thing as an entry-level triathlon bike (like what Kirk wants)?