You could win this slopestyle shredder by simply registering your Norco’s serial number Norco is encouraging its customers to register their frame’s serial number, offering a chance to bag this stunning Empire frame as a result.Emphasising that police won’t even write a theft report without a bike’s serial number, the company is hoping to gather a [ ... ] ...
"RadlMax" is a vintage bicycle collector from Styria, Austria, who not only taunts me with beautiful images of his unbelievable bikes (which he restores himself), but makes me even more jealous by posting pictures of his lovely wife Karin riding the bikes though their house. Some girls get all the fun! Check it out: ... [image by radlmax] ... Here is Karin cruising through the livingroom on a high-wheeler. Lucky girl! She is sitting tall and seems to be pedaling effortlessly in her stockinged
Artist: ... Catie Curtis ... Song: ... Bicycle Named Heaven ... Album : My Shirt Looks Good On You ... The ... Boston ... music scene has spawned so many great artists, it's hard to keep up, from flat-out rockers like Aerosmith and Morphine to thoughtful folkies such as Patty Griffin and Ellis Paul. That's where Catie Curtis comes in. With her instantly recognizable voice and insightful and often humorous lyrics, Curtis has steadily gained a sure footing among her peers. Curtis first garnered
asportata da ignoti domenica scorsa in san babila, dahon speed tr, era nuovissima non ce ne sono molte in giro, se per caso capitasse fateci sapere ...
Morrison Bridge back in September.(Photo: Elly Blue)It’s been a very long time in the making, but according to The Oregonian’s Joseph Rose, Multnomah County is set to open the new bikeway on the Morrison Bridge by this Friday.Here’s the blurb from The Oregonian:“After months of delays, a 15-foot-wide pedestrian and bike path over the Morrison [ ... ] ...
This weekend I did something awesome, or stupid, or stupidly awesome ... I ordered a Peacock Groove ... This past Sunday, I sat down with Erik and detailed exactly what it is I am looking for ... Let me start off by saying that what kind of bike to get was an extremely tough decision to make ... On the one hand Erik is known for his short wheelbase 29'ers, but I already have a 29'er I love (my beloved El Mariachi). On the other hand I've always wanted someone to build a modern replica of my
Photo By AK Rando ... So we are now a Stockist on Carradice's website! In today's bike-lane-warrior world, you have a barrage of messenger bags available ... Pockets and all sorts of compartments, apparently to hide your magical beans or other mystical paraphernalia ... Some come big enough to put a dead yak in, not that you would do that, but you do have that option ... There are, however, other ways to carry your beans ... I rock a vintage Karrimor and squeeze in a green army surplus bag in
excuse me ... following closely in the wind slip of another rider in a race is drafting ... this same behavior on the multi-use trails ... is tailgating ... this flamethrower is the perfect resolve to the leeches who like to grab on riders wheels on the local bike paths! ... image from URBAN VELO ... http://urbanvelo.org/ ...
These are pretty nice full-size folding bikes by Montague, based in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Montague says that they engineer the bikes to be foldable without sacrificing functionality or comfort. They have pavement and mountain versions, both of which look pretty snazzy. What do you think? ...