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2008

It’s a small bike world

by Byron Published May 7, 2008August 3, 2016

Bike Hugger got its start in part because of all the bike culture I noticed as I traveled around on business, speaking at conferences, and…

Bicycle Repairman!

by Jason Swihart Published May 7, 2008August 3, 2016

Discussing Mobile Social this morning, we somehow got onto the topic of mobile bicycle repairmen. This, inevitably, led to Monty Python references. “See how he…

PDX Bike Exhibit

by Byron Published May 7, 2008August 3, 2016

Traveling a lot leads to airport fatigue and there’s nothing more refreshing than seeing a bike exhibit! The goal of the exhibit is to offer…

Cork Grips

by Jason Swihart Published May 6, 2008August 3, 2016

< p>I’ve been working on a new toodling-around-town bike since last summer. It’s a used 7005 Al cruiser frame I had powder-coated British racing green…

Best bag for carrying a Mac laptop while riding a bike?

by Jason Swihart Published May 6, 2008August 3, 2016

Update (5/7/08): Flickr Group Based on the popularity of this post, Byron created a bike bags Flickr group. Pop in and upload photos of your…

Messenger Bike at Pike Place Market

by Mark V Published May 6, 2008August 3, 2016

I walked down to the market to retrieve my girlfriend’s bike, and I saw this messenger bike. Normally I wouldn’t have taken notice of a…

Cinco de Mayo – BikeHugger Style

by Andrew Martin Published May 5, 2008August 3, 2016

On my commute home I ran into some party-goers. It’s kind of nice for the world to go by a little slower on a bike…

Gliding up hills in Norway—the Sykkelheis

by Dave R. Published May 5, 2008August 3, 2016

I often ask folks what it would take to get them to commute, and often they reply: “Well, there’s a hill on the way to…

Handlebar Wrap Style

by Mark V Published May 5, 2008August 3, 2016

I mentioned this before, there are few things as classy as a leather-stitched handlebar. Soooo much more style than shellac’ed Tressostar finished with twine….. Saw…

Fixed from San Francisco

by Byron Published May 5, 2008August 3, 2016

Simplifying a bike even further, Mission builds fixies with no visible branding. They sell, “a blank canvas for design.” This one was built for Joi…

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