The modu bicycle jacket is intended for easy fit on your bicycle when going for a casual ride. The modu bicycle jacket features a large visible and easy to use screen that can be easily attached and detached to and from the center of the handlebar. This jacket offers an additional unit that can be […]
2009 Amgen Tour of California winner Levi Leipheimer learned that he fractured his sacrum when he crashed on Stage 3 from San Jose to Modesto. He was checked out after the Tour when the pain didn’t go away. “It’s not bad,” says Leipheimer, “but no Paris Nice for me.” Team Astana team manager Johan Bruyneel […]
I completely missed this important bit of news until Murph brought this to my attention: The maximum amount of the pre-tax transit benefit has nearly doubled from $120 to $230 per month! I currently get the maximum $120 benefit from my employer but still pay $92.75 each month out of my pocket for public transportation. […]
The NAHBS is under way in Indianapolis and I’m ready for my first taste! Due to work constraints I missed Day 1, but will be inside the show within the hour for day 2. Reports and photo’s from others shows that the City Bike is receiving the spotlight this year. I find this great – […]
If you’re anywhere within 200 miles of Indianapolis you really should make the effort to attend the National Handmade Bicycle Show now happening in Indianapolis. Friday attendance was 1,700 people, beating the previous record 1,254 people who attended in Portland, Oregon last year. It’s good to see Sillgey from Los Angeles there exhibiting their brightly […]
I posted a link to a nice tear jerker by Bill Strickland about cancer victim families in Santa Clarita and the response was something like a quiet night with chirping crickets, except without the crickets. But I post a link to this dramatic photo of Australian Michael Rogers punching a fan in the neck on […]