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A Little Bit of Shhh for Steel and the Luggernaut

by Byron Published February 11, 2011August 3, 2016

In prior best frame material debates, pundits would take sides on aluminum, carbon, steel, or Ti. Even combinations of those materials “tuned” to the best…

Bike, Bondi-style

by Byron Published February 10, 2011August 3, 2016

Note the surfboard holder and the rear pegs for a passenger. Uploaded by jeremyhughes | more from the Bike Hugger Photostream.

True Grit Fixie

by Byron Published February 10, 2011August 3, 2016

With this photo, may we introduce to you, the next Vélocouture, another potential social cycling trend … cowboy bike rides in the desert. Cowboy Bike!…

A Hugga Pledge

by Byron Published February 9, 2011August 3, 2016

In light of Huffington Post and AOL’s shotgun wedding designed to fill the net with crap just to drive traffic–we just wanted to let you…

Brown Truck Brown Bike

by Byron Published February 9, 2011August 3, 2016

The driver parked in my spot! Normally I roll up late afternoon and deliver the goods. After chatting about the freight business, he let me…

A ride to Sheriff Hutton Castle

by Byron Published February 9, 2011August 3, 2016

As Pete said After being smashed in the face with a big lethargy stick this afternoon I decided to get my singlespeed out and go…

What Exactly Are We Doing on the Web?

by Byron Published February 8, 2011August 3, 2016

By now you know that Bike Hugger is doing something different at this year’s SXSW with Built. Well that’s not all, Byron and I will…

Kickstart a Seat Collar Bottler Opener

by Byron Published February 8, 2011August 3, 2016

Swarm, a small design firm in Salt Lake are cyclists who like beer. Well that’s familiar sounding and they had this idea for a new…

On-One 29er Carbon Race

by Byron Published February 7, 2011August 3, 2016

That’s a good looking bike from On One. I raced an On One single speed last year and to put it politely it was, “not…

Col du Kent and the Lunch Ride

by Byron Published February 7, 2011August 3, 2016

South of Seattle in the flats and hills of Kent you’ll find this Col. It’s not particularly steep or long, but fast enough to have…

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