Donna of Kryptonite works out of Boston, Mass, so you’d think she’d be all over the proposed Interbike East Coast Demo. She notes, however, that several bike vendors are west coast companies, and getting all of the bike companies to put on two sets of demo days within weeks might be a bit much for […]
Specialized has once again produced a glockenspiel-free Christmas video with music made with bicycle parts: pedals clipping, spokes turning, cables plucking, freewheel turning and ratcheting, brakes clamping and squealing, pedals hammering, spokes plucking, shifters clicking, and chain pulling. Watch and listen here. I saw it at Roger Kramer’s Cycling Blog, and he saw it at […]
So says former mayor of Madison Wisconsin Paul Soglin on his blog: The bicyclists who braved the week’s second storm should be taken out and shot. Spare them and the poor driver, when they skid on treacherous streets and slide under the wheels of a truck delivering fresh vegetables. A post like that in a […]
Here’s a memo from the San Francisco Bay Area Air Quality Management District (BAAQMD), which is tasked with improving air quality in the SF Bay Area: The memo from Human Resources officer Michael Rich informs employees: It has come to the attention of the human resources office that some employees may be riding their bicycles […]
Robert Hurst, author of the popular Art of Cycling book, added a footnote in his second edition about a troubling societal dilemma looming in the near future: the growing inability of of global energy supply to meet global energy supply. In his latest blog entry, Robert takes a look at the current situation, taking input […]
Interbike organizers are apparently contemplating demo days on the USA east coast near Providence, Rhode Island. Interbike sent surveys to mid-Atlantic and New England retailers in November to gauge their interest in this event. Read more at Bicycle Retailer & Industry News. More bicycle news James has been reviewing the Strida folding bicycle. Bicycling magazine: […]