I hope you all are having a wonderful day wherever you are. I’m throwing the CycleDog a bone here: Ed came across a replica of Eddie Merckx’s Molteni jersey at a thrift shop. It turns out the European size XL is more like a size XS on buff, muscular Oklahoma Americans, so he’s giving it […]
Happy Monday, everybody! This photo is by GT Tim in Atlanta, who posts his comments to Cyclelicious on occasion. Paul at Bike Commute Tips had a busy weekend posting a lot of encouraging news items about bicycling and commuting. He notes that the city of Urbana, Illinois has a new bike plan. Paul has a […]
Everybody will be joining the memorial ride for Kristy Gough and Matt Peterson tomorrow. Martin Krieg and his gang will leave the BusCycle garage in Palo Alto at 1 P.M. for the six mile ride to Foothill College, where they’ll join the “official” memorial ride to Stevens Canyon. At the request of ride organizers, the […]
The Seattle Times published this decent article on the danger of “right hooks” from motorists. This is the hazard of a motorist who passes the cyclist then turns right directly in front of the cyclist, which often results in the cyclist hitting the side of the car. It’s probably the most common type of accident […]
Tim Grahl posted a video of Tim Parr (owner of Swobo), Brad Quartuccio (Urban Velo) and Tim Jackson (Masi Bikes) in which they talk about how the bike industry is encouraging people to use bikes for transportation. Watch it here. The Bicycle Leadership Conference started this weekend in San Diego. Trek chief John Burke will […]
A busy day for me so I’ll post a handful of links for you all: That’s Agyness Deyn on a bicycle. I think she was featured in Teen Vogue magazine in their green issue, or something like that. Does anybody know the details? Velorution in London has some nifty stylish leather ankle straps. European cities […]