Rats, I missed fat boy’s baiku. I can only blame the busy holiday season for my oversight! Sorry. Now to the topic at hand: The Strida 5.0 folding bicycle. James the Designer finally posts his review of the Strida 5.0 folding bicycle. I really like his viewpoint from a real product designer’s point of view. […]
The routes for the prologue and seven stages of the 2008 Amgen Tour of California were revealed today in a series of press conferences in the tour cities. The Tour Prologue in Palo Alto, California features a short and very fast individual time trial race that begins at city hall, loops through the busy downtown […]
Martin Krieg is the inspirational and energetic man behind the National Bicycle Greenway and numerous other bicycling activities. He’s got so many things going on that I can’t keep up, but he manages to keep up with the bicycle goings on in his hometown of Palo Alto, California. Martin wrote up this report on some […]
I had a post in mind about 9/11, terrorism and American liberty, but it’s a busy day week at work so I’ll point you to this old article on Freedom from Citizen Rider. They hate us because we are free. They hate us because we question the beliefs they hold so fervently. They hate us […]
Overland Park, Kansas is a suburb of Kansas City, Missouri, and is the second most populous city in the state of Kansas with a population of 167,500. Money Magazine ranked Overland Park number six on it’s list of the Best Cities to Live in the United States in 2006. Over the past decade, residents and […]
Since the end of the Tour de France I’ve been catching up on my day job. Here are several bike projects that should keep you busy for a while. Boing Boing audio electronic speedometer. If I have the time I might come up with some plans for that gizmo. MAKE: convert a kid trailer to […]