Recreational shooting and other stuff
Every once in a while, I have a chance to check out other blogs. This weekend, I was reading the Ravingbikefiend’s. If you’re into old bikes, you’ll enjoy his eclectic collection. More importantly, he sets a fine example for those of us that have an interest in recycling yesterday’s discarded bike into something useful.
SAN CARLOS, Calif. – April 10, 2008 – Syncros today announced it will showcase new products from its All Mountain (AM), Freeride (FR) and Freakin’ Light (FL) component lines while exhibiting at the Sea Otter Classic, April 17-20, in Monterey, Calif. Festival attendees will get a chance to see and touch the new Syncros AM … Read more
Have you seen them? They’re regularly $140, but if you’re going to be at Sea Otter with your bike, you can get one installed by Cane Creek for $75! That’s a smoking deal on a sweet looking piece of gear, and it’s got the spec to more than back up its looks. If you want … Read more
Damn, wish I was going! Everyone’s stuffing my inbox with all sorts of news and invites. I’ll start with Ritchey: SAN CARLOS, Calif. – April 9, 2008 – Bicycle component company Ritchey Design announced today it will showcase the two newest framesets in the Break-Away line of bicycles at the Sea Otter Classic, April 17-20 … Read more
I don’t know if this guy is serious or not. He’s either way off the mark, or he thinks that cities/politicians won’t get behind cycling unless they can generate some revenue from cyclists. But I’m pretty sure that licensing bikes and cyclists will not encourage more people to choose cycling as an alternative to driving.
They’re offering a fairly radical departure from traditional spokes through a hoop and hub. You can check out the specs here.