Recreational shooting and other stuff
Brian If you’re on the road at dawn or dusk for your commute, it’s extremely important that you make yourself visible. This is more than just a legal requirement, it’s a matter of personal safety. The reflectors that most people immediately remove from their new bikes (if they even came with them) provide visibility from the … Read more
Ok, so you’ve committed to riding to work, now how do you get your stuff there? When I worked at a bike shop, my “stuff” consisted of a wallet so I could buy lunch, or a cell phone, so I could ask my wife to bring me lunch. For my commute to an office job, … Read more
Riding a bicycle on public roads should not be viewed as a dangerous proposition any more than driving a car would be. And when driving a car, you wear a seatbelt because it’s the law, and it’s also the simplest defense against injuries, should you be involved in an accident. A bicycle helmet is no … Read more
The following article was posted on Twospoke.com by a member that had recently taken up bike commuting. I found it to be inspirational for anyone considering getting back on their bike again, and an appropriate way to kick off Bike to Work Week. This is the story of Pete’s first ride: As many of you … Read more
Just a reminder that May is national bike month, and May 16-20 is bike to work week. If you’re able to ride to work but have been putting it off, now’s a good time to start. And if you’ve been riding to work, that’s even better. With gas prices being what they are, commuting by … Read more
A letter to MTB enthusiasts from IMBA: What do you enjoy most about riding? Is it the thrill of rolling down the trail or the stunning beauty of the landscapes we ride through? For me it’s both. Testing my riding skills on well-built trails is an amazing experience. And there’s something unique and magical about … Read more