Month: September 2011

A Tax On Bicycles?

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As local governments do a bit of belt-tightening, budgets get cut and funding for bicycle programs are one of the first to get the axe. This seems rather misguided, as bicycle safety programs for children and adults, as well as billboards and PSAs that raise awareness of cyclist’s rights, are fundamental to educating both cyclists … Read more

Jacob Bromwell – American Tradition Since 1819

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In 1819, well before Al Gore invented the internet, Jacob Bromwell came up with the idea to design and build only the highest quality goods. No, not for hanging pictures or getting out stubborn stains, or even drying your car (the auto hadn’t been invented yet, silly). He wanted to produce housewares. Today, Jacob Bromwell … Read more

Coghlan’s Offers A Mix Of Utility And Fun For 2012

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With more then 50 years of experience in the camping and outdoors industry, Coghlan’s has a proven track record. During that time, they’ve brought to market nearly 450 different products. For 2012, they will be offering a mix of new items for your next outdoor adventure. We’ve broken them down into two groups – the … Read more

Sabrina Jonnier finishes fifth in the 2011 Downhill World Championships in Champéry, Switzerland in difficult conditions.

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Sabrina Jonnier, of Hyéres, France, claims a respectable fifth place finish at the 2011 Downhill World Championships in Champéry, Switzerland in challenging conditions. Dry conditions in the days leading up to race day made for fast course that Jonnier was gaining speed on every practice run. Though not suited to her preferred physical style, the … Read more

Wildcat Wheels – University of Kentucky

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Once upon a time, 16th birthdays were marked by that rite of passage to freedom – the driver’s license. Today, more and more teens are getting around by bicycle,  either for financial or environmental reasons, or both. For many, these reasons are multiplied as they enter college. The cost of vehicle ownership for a college … Read more