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Jet Bike: Dangerous, Unsafe, AWESOME

by Byron Published June 7, 2013August 3, 2016

Agreed with the maker’s declaration that this is the most “dangerours unsafe bike EVER.”

Falcon Chasing A Downhill Mountain Biker

by Byron Published June 7, 2013August 3, 2016

Chase Jarvis has been shooting free mountain biking and blogged this video of Gee Atherton getting hunted by a Peregrine Falcon. Also, a behind the…

Just F’ing Bikes Lady!

by Byron Published June 7, 2013August 3, 2016

From the Daily Show.

Strava and Assumed Risks

by Byron Published June 6, 2013August 3, 2016

The same week this cyclist sued, Rapha announced a Circle of Death Ride, one of many virtual challenges marketed to Strava users While agreed that…

A Call for Cargo Bikes

by Byron Published June 5, 2013August 3, 2016

Cargo in Seattle A reception will kickoff the Bicycle Urbanism Symposium on June 19th and the organizers want to fill Gould Hall on the UW…

Again, Why We Shave Our Legs

by Byron Published June 5, 2013August 3, 2016

Cremo creme for the legs After explaining why we wear cycling caps and that they do more than signify your allegiance to a particular flavor…

Bicycle Repairing

by Byron Published June 4, 2013March 13, 2019

This bike stand would work with Aero bikes now, addressing ISPs and Seat Masts Published in 1896, Bicycle Reparing is a manual that addressed the…

Santa Cruz in Scotland

by Byron Published June 3, 2013August 3, 2016

Skip intro on the commercial that this is for Santa Cruz because it shows one dreamy Scottish ride and is worth the view. Also, not…

From the Archives: ISP Done Right and Wrong

by Byron Published June 2, 2013August 3, 2016

Venge in Monterey Another popular post from our archives and in search, is Mark V’s rant on integrated seat posts. In the past few years…

Eyewitness to the Golden Age of Bicycles

by Byron Published June 1, 2013August 3, 2016

As the automobile arrived in cities, an editorial was written for The Nation in 1931, “An Echo of Wheels” by Rollin Kirby. It remembered an…

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