Tim “Masi Guy” Jackson has unveiled one of the new bikes in the 2008 lineup. The Masi Speciale SoulVille. This bike is simply gorgeous! This cruiser bike represents a shift to diversifying from Masi’s road and track racing heritage. “Let’s face it, road—more specifically race bikes—had to slow down eventually,” Jackson said. “The market is […]
Before I start, I have to share this story: Dan Gertz of Los Angeles was found with three gallons of GHB during a traffic stop. Oops! “Oficina Reloaded” photo by Yuri de Castro These are the blogs which linked to Cyclelicious over the past week or so, so I’m returning the love. Thank you all! […]
In the For Whatever It’s Worth Department. Sold as either a Chevrolet Tahoe Hybrid or a GMC Yukon Hybrid, it’s a full-size sport-utility with as many as eight seats and the capability to tow a boat that also delivers a fuel-economy gain and can even run on pure electricity. The hybrid (which uses a 6.0-liter […]
Update: See Jame’s thoughts on Trek’s commitment and 1000 Limes. Trek’s Commitment: One World, Two Wheels. Trek Dealers are working to get people to ride their bikes and make a more bike friendly world, one mile at a time. We all know the world has some problems; gas is expensive and cars pollute, the roads […]
“Simple City” is the name of the Gary Fisher mystery commuter bike. Cycling News reports in their Trek World 2007 report that the Fisher Simply City was “one of the showstoppers” at the show. Product Manager Chad Price and his team of ‘Chads’ (three in total) collaborated with Gary Fisher to create a cool new […]
Truvativ founder to start bike parts company Truvativ founder Micki Kozuscheck, who sold Truvativ to SRAM, has joined up with some of his former management team to work on a new bike parts company that they’re calling Lezyne. Lezyne will manufacture and sell pumps, multitools, saddle bags, and hydration backpacks, according to Bike Europe. John […]