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2009

Raleigh Tourer

by Byron Published July 2, 2009August 3, 2016

Spotted at a bike race in Oregon, a Raleigh Tourer. Updated over the years, but still the original owner. Now it runs with a flip-flop…

Gunslinger of a Cyclist: Tyler Farrar

by Byron Published July 2, 2009August 3, 2016

The Seattle Sports Blog picks up the Tyler Farrar story (local races in the Tour) with quotes from me on being a sprinter. “They’re like…

PJ’s Sycip

by Mark V Published July 1, 2009November 28, 2017

My friend PJ got himself this sweet Sycip touring bike. The bike is 700C steel with disc brakes and front and rear racks. There are…

Ask Bike Hugger

by Byron Published July 1, 2009August 3, 2016

Got a question about gear, bikes, or even your personal life? Ask us and we’ll respond in a post.

Tour de France 2009 Phil and Paul Bingo Game

by David Schloss Published July 1, 2009August 3, 2016

It’s a common pastime amongst cycling fans to watch Phil Liggett and Paul Sherwin create (and repeat) some of the most creative play-by-play vocabulary in…

Top 10 Blogs for Tour de France 2009

by Byron Published July 1, 2009August 3, 2016

Blogs.com published a Top-Ten List for the Tour De France 2009 that we compiled for them. Note that the format of the list requires a…

When God Gives You Lemons – Bikes in a Bank

by David Schloss Published June 30, 2009November 27, 2017

The bike store Cyclesport in Park Ridge, NJ was devastated by fire in April. No one was hurt though it was a close call–one of…

Lance “I Can’t Win” Armstrong Talks About Losing Tour

by David Schloss Published June 30, 2009November 28, 2017

In this excellent VeloNews interview with Lance, Armstrong talks about the tour, and who is really the boss of Astana. Short answer, no one. In…

National Geographic Loves Fixies

by David Schloss Published June 30, 2009November 28, 2017

National Geographic just released their list of “The Next Big Things,” items that are “game changing redesigns” of classic icons of outdoor fun. Instead of…

The long and winding road – Diabetes and RAAM

by David Schloss Published June 30, 2009August 3, 2016

While the Livestrong campaign received several high-profile shots in the arm this week, another group was waging a bicycle campaign to end a disease. The…

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