More and more people I know are riding their bikes to work and to get around. I’m also hearing a lot more about bike theft. It’s mostly from newbies who don’t know how to lock their bikes effectively, but that’s not always the case. It seems like I’m also seeing more bike theft notices posted […]
Update: Treks 1 World 2 Wheels blog talks about this bike parts vending machine in detail today. The Trek Stop is a self service bicycle repair kiosk with a vending machine for parts like tire tube, patch kit, energy bar and so forth, according to James @ Bicycle Design. It’s a really cool idea. I […]
TJ Kelly and Frank Colson work for Sportgenic, a sports media startup in San Francisco. They both live in Mill Valley on the other side of the Golden Gate Bridge in Marin County. They both added up the cost of their 14 mile commute and decided to start biking it in. One rainy morning earlier […]
Trader Joe’s is the whole foods organic chain California. Dan rants about “dish rack” bike racks in use at a location in San Francisco. Readers comment with yawns and disinterest. Hat tip to Murph. Some cities specify the type of bike racks that are permitted. The city of Denver, CO, for example, has an “equipment […]
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Macaframa in San Francisco is releasing a new DVD this summer featuring fixed gear cycling in San Francisco. View the video below for a taste . And this little snippet from Macaframa absolutely rocks. I wasn’t originally planning on it, but I think I might spend the Independence Day weekend in San Francisco. More at […]