Recreational shooting and other stuff
After what seems like forever, Chris DiStefano from Chris King Cycle Group was able to take a few moments to answer my interview questions. I know, he’s no Chris King, but he did have the answers to all my questions. Here’s what went down: Q. Chris King headsets are a “Must have” item for any … Read more
I was just catching up on the news, and there were 2 bicycle-related articles that caught my eye. One was a 57 year old homeless man, found dead on his bike. He suffered head trauma, and they think he was injured at a different location, but continued to ride to his final resting place. He … Read more
It’s summer time, which means warm and sunny riding weather (except in Utah – 14″ of snow up at Alta one day this week) for most of the us. I’m spending a lot more time outdoors, and much less time on the computer. But I just checked my Google stats, and it shows the average … Read more
Since I’ve been tied up a bit with some new duties on BikeForums.net, I haven’t been able to post here as much as I’d like. But I do have a really cool site to share with my fellow cyclists, especially those that are living car-free, or just want to get more utility out of their … Read more
As the US agent for Thylacine Cycles, I may be a bit biased in my comments. Having seen the frames up close though, I can tell you that they are not only works of art, but functional as well. He’s one of those rare folks that are as passionate about design as they are about … Read more