Not your regular Ellsworth model

It’s funny, the articles you can find if you just search a bit. Here’s one about a seven year old kid named Noah Garcia. He was born without a right forearm, which makes riding a bike very difficult. Realizing the importance of bicycles to little kids, the occupational therapist at this school contacted one of … Read more

Interbike for the east coast

SAN JUAN CAPISTRANO, Calif. – Jan. 10, 2007- In an effort to better support retailers in the Northeast and Mid-Atlantic regions, Interbike announced it will host its first annual Interbike Outdoor Demo East Tuesday, October 21 to Wednesday, October 22, 2008, 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. at Roger Williams Park in Providence, R.I. The Interbike … Read more

Say no to the Nano

Hey, I have nothing against the iPod, but unless you live under a rock, (and apologies if you do) you’ve probably heard about Tata Motors, and their new car, the Nano. Yes, residents of the country that wants to cut down on rickshaws in Delhi are going to be able to buy a car for … Read more

Seven percent!

That’s what this works out to. One point four million bicycles were sold in Australia last year. That’s in a country with a population of approximately 20 million. In the simplest terms, seven percent of the population got a new bike, vs only about five percent of the population getting new cars. And that’s a … Read more

Things can only get better from here…

Over the past several days, I’ve sat down and tried to write at least a dozen times, to no avail. I’ve wanted to be all pumped up for the new year, and kick it off with a really exciting post. But on the first day of 2008, I found out that a friend of mine … Read more