We blog about bikes quite a bit, but sometimes you have to be a nut to get through high speed urban traffic. In an effort to improve cyclist visibility the Transportation of London has put forth an ad campaign to…
Continue Reading →If the words Tall Bike Jousting, Track Bikes, BMX, Alleycats, Critical Mass, Bike Polo, Cycling to Recumbents mean anything to you and you've got October 1st through 4th free in London, then we are here to tell you were to…
Continue Reading →For some time now Alta Bikes have had a handle on the business of supplying simple, single-speed bikes for urban inhabitants. Despite the practicality of their pedal-able product, one thing has gotten in the way of the Norwegian bicycle manufacturer's…
Continue Reading →It's getting warmer and warmer everyday and I might need to pick up a bike to plow through the city streets on the weekends (HINT: my birthday's coming). I'm digging the special edition Cannondale and G-Star collaboration called the RAW…
Continue Reading →It looks way unconventional, but this clever Walking Bike by Max Night "kicks" at an impressive pace. The enterprising designer outfitted an ordinary bike with eight pairs of sneakers for his pal at Intersection magazine, and it truly does run…
Continue Reading →Plenty has changed over the last 25 years. Why, in 1983, people drove "ground cars" and spoke to each other over the "telephone". How quaint. While those trends of the past may have faded into oblivion one thing has remained…
Continue Reading →The very awesome Outlaw Print Company, whose specialty is tees, has hooked up with R.E.Load Baggage to present a hot bike frame pad that will not only protect your two-wheeler's top tube from wear and tear when you're leaning it…
Continue Reading →Even though my patience for adding an "x" in between every two words I write is wearing thin, I'm going to admit that, yes, I was expecting this collab frenzy to work its way into every corner of my life.…
Continue Reading →It shouldn't be a surprise after the Boxfresh collaboration, but Raleigh has been turning lots of heads lately. If I asked you, even a year ago, to give me the top five companies in cycling for 2007, I doubt Raleigh,…
Continue Reading →I hate it when we get scooped by FHM. Not that I have anything against British men's magazines -- "lad mags" for those of us with time logged across the pond -- but I like to know about something before…
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