Recreational shooting and other stuff
It seems as though my previous posts about the Cruzbike come up in searches on a regular basis, so I thought it would be good to write about them again, and see what kind of comments come out of it. It’s not so much that I’m totally opposed to their design – if it works … Read more
Now, I don’t usually pay too much attention to their sometimes questionable conclusions, but if they guys from Freakonomics say that motorists were the cause of 90 percent of bicycle vs motor vehicle accidents, who am I to argue? Yeah, there’s that usual disconnect of facts and figures in their article – they mention that … Read more
I’m still trying to confirm the details, but it looks likes the Race For Tara will be run on October 11 this year. If you’re going to be in Tahoe, it’s worth checking out. Should be some pretty intense downhill action. Rumor has it that Tara herself may be racing this year.
A message from the IMBA: Act now and see your donation doubled. Help IMBA fill in the map below with trails you’d love to ride … IMBA wants to bring world-class mountain biking opportunities to your area. This year we will build more than 50 projects in dozens of states. That’s good news! The bad … Read more
I was following the Tour of Utah and the 1,000 Warriors event, because they’re run practically in my own backyard. Utah has some great scenery, including mountains, lakes, and canyons, as well as legendary destinations like Moab for mountain bikers. Obviously, it has a certain amount of appeal for road races too. UnfortunateIy, I also … Read more
Syncros Partners with IMBA to Support and Reward Mountain Biking Advocacy Syncros provides discount product coupons to IMBA members and volunteers as rewards for creating, enhancing and preserving mountain bike trails around the world SAN CARLOS, Calif. – Aug. 10, 2009 – Syncros Applied Technologies today announced its partnership with the International Mountain Biking Association … Read more