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  1. Specialized Camber 29 review

    Bikeradar.com &bull Feb 16, 2012

    If you're looking for an all-out racer you'd be better off spending more but the Camber 29 convinces as a great value trail all-rounder" California-based company of not making up for lost time. They now make 26in- and 29in-wheeled versions… Full Story »


  2. Should bicycles be registered? - Crikey (blog)

    Google Cycling news &bull Feb 6, 2012

    Fairfax columnist Bruce Guthrie reckons there's a case for compulsory registration of bicycles. He thinks rego "might at least begin to heal the rift between riders and motorists" by making cyclists more accountable for what he sees as their poor on-road behaviour. The key downsides of registration are clear enough. It would impose an ongoing financial burden on households, it would very likely be a deterrent to cycling, and it would require considerable resources to administer. The politics are so horrendous it's not likely to happen anyway (there are just too many households… Full Story »

  3. The Masked Bicycle Bandits of Korea

    BikeHacks &bull Jan 26, 2012

    I lived in Korea for a few years a long time ago and two noticeably different things (from growing up in the US) I saw upon my arrival were many people toting umbrellas in the sun and wearing surgical type… Full Story »

  4. GT Aggressor 2.0 review

    Bikeradar.com &bull Jan 23, 2012

    The Aggressor 2.0 sits in the middle of GT's entry-level range, losing out on the 1.0's cable-operated disc brakes and slightly longer travel fork, but bettering the bare bones 3.0's seven-speed transmission. It has potential as a gentle trail cruiser but the basic Suntour fork simply isn't up to… Full Story »


  5. Golden Gate Bridge foot, bicycle traffic to return to near-normal - San Francisco Examiner

    Google Cycling news &bull Nov 19, 2011

    After nearly five months of cramped conditions on the Golden Gate Bridge, the bike and pedestrian traffic flows on the span were expected to return to normal this weekend - almost. The bridge district, which normally designates the east sidewalk… Full Story »


  6. Silver Star Closing Weekend Statistics

    Pinkbike.com &bull Sep 27, 2011

    Sadly for mountain bike enthusiasts, the season has come grinding to a halt as the last of the Silver Star Bike Park trail signs and wooden features have been put to bed for the winter. Bikers looking for the silver lining to the end of biking season at Silver Star can harbor excitement in the fact there is only 240-plus days until the bike park reopens. Instead of a typical press release we wanted to show… Full Story »

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  7. Silver Star Closing Weekend Stats

    Pinkbike.com &bull Sep 27, 2011

    Sadly for mountain bike enthusiasts, the season has come grinding to a halt as the last of the Silver Star Bike Park trail signs and wooden features have been put to bed for the winter. Bikers looking for the silver lining to the end of biking season at Silver Star can harbor excitement in the fact there is only 240-plus days until the bike park reopens. Instead of a typical press release we… Full Story »


  8. Gears and Beers

    Cycle Snack &bull Sep 11, 2011

    CT NEMBA's Bikes, Brats and Beers Ride was held on Saturday and it was AWESOME! We had 15 riders show up for a fantastic 2 hour tour of Rocky Neck State Park, which by the was holding up nicely after a hurricane and a tropical storm in the… Full Story »


  9. 5 Jigawatts

    Bicycle Blog Cycleicious &bull Sep 9, 2011

    With 5 jigawatts, you can provide power for 1.4 million people in southern California! The yellow line shows available power statewide for Thursday, September 8 2011 as reported by Cal-ISO (California Independent Service Operator, which manages the statewide power grid).… Full Story »


  10. Orange G4S review

    Bikeradar.com &bull Aug 31, 2011

    Orange's range-topping G4 frameset has lost around 200g in weight over the past year, thanks to a few design tweaks, and has a nice-looking brushed, paint-free finish. With its compact ride position and wallet-friendly pricing, it's intended to be a trail all-rounder with a dose of fun thrown in… Full Story »

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  11. Guitar Ted Death Ride Invitational 2011: Ride Report Pt 1

    Guitar Ted Productions &bull Aug 1, 2011

    Well, as the post yesterday indicated, the Guitar Ted Death Ride Invitational was a success for 2011. It was a brutal ride, as it should be, but good times were had by all in attendance, it seems. The event started out with me setting up the tent in Hickory Hills on Friday evening. Wasn't long before Courtney showed up and we ended up chatting for several hours until the sun had set and we both were feeling it was about time to "head for the shed" as the old Iowa farmers… Full Story »

  12. Guest post: How OHSU averted traffic turmoil

    BikePortland.org &bull Jul 20, 2011

    This guest article was written by Dave Feucht and it originally appeared on his Portlandize blog. Dave, 31, does IT work at the OHSU School of Dentistry up on Marquam Hill and lives in the Kerns neighborhood in northeast Portland. The medical university that I work for is largely on top of… Full Story »

  13. Make Boston bicycle-free - Boston Globe

    Google Cycling news &bull Jul 15, 2011

    As Mayor Tom Menino prepares to roll out an ambitious bicycle-sharing program on the streets of our great city this month, offering hundreds of bikes for short-term rental all across town, I might urge him to go in a slightly different direction. Ban them as in, here's the city line, Lance, there's a bike rack. Lock it up, and flag… Full Story »

  14. Crackdown on scofflaw bicyclists results in 240 warnings, 1 ticket - Chicago Tribune

    Google Cycling news &bull Jun 8, 2011

    For motorists who think bicyclists in Chicago have been granted unconditional rights to violate every traffic law on the books, authorities were out in force Tuesday to suggest otherwise. The sting was conducted at only one intersection near downtown, and only for two hours during the morning rush. But the site… Full Story »

  15. Artikel | shimano sh mw80 winter mtb fahrradschuhe |Bidhaus

    www.bidhaus.de &bull May 6, 2011

    Der Shimano SH-MW 80 Mountainbikeschuh ist ein idealer Begleiter in der kalten Jahreszeit. Er besticht durch Schutz vor Kalte, vor Feuchtigkeit und vor Schmutz. Gleichzeitig sorgt das atmungsaktive Hightech Gewebe fur hohen Komfort. Mit diesem Schuh Lassen Sie sich dank… Full Story »


  16. Interview: Phillip Darnton, former chairman of Cycling England

    Bikeradar.com &bull Apr 9, 2011

    Last October's 'Bonfire of the Quangos' was something of a bloodbath; a ruthless cost-cutting exercise by the UK's coalition government that saw 192 public bodies - or 'quasi-autonomous non-governmental organisations', to give them their full name - axed. Big-hitters such as the UK Film Council saw the guillotine fall, but it was the dissolution of Cycling England that'll have the biggest impact on the cycling community. England and get 'more people cycling, more safely and more often'. The emphasis was on new cyclists, rather than existing cyclists, doing more. Despite evidence that it… Full Story »

  17. Fresno County farmers push to halt new bike paths - Fresno Bee

    Google Cycling news &bull Mar 15, 2011

    Fresno County farmers push to halt new bike paths Fresno Bee "I'm not opposed to bicycle lanes in certain areas, but out in the ag sector, it's asking for unintended consequences," Larson said. "When a bicyclist is coming down a… Full Story »

  18. Random Thoughts On My New Bike

    Namrita O'Dea &bull May 13, 2009

    I hadn't ridden a 26" wheeled bike in over two years, so naturally I was a bit curious as to how I would perceive the "little wheels" since Rotwild does not make a 29er frame. It climbs faster, I think.… Full Story »

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