Bikeage is now Retro-Gression

I’m really stoked to see my friend Dave growing his business. Bikeage originally offered some shirts, hats and stickers aimed at fixed gear and single speed enthusiasts. A humble start, but popular with his target demographic. Then he got a rather respectable order from a major online retailer, and worked with Leader bikes as well. … Read more

Primal Wear Celebrates American Diabetes Association’s Tour de Cure 20th Anniversary

Mrs. Outsider has had Type 1 diabetes since she was eight. We’re grateful to see this kind of support for the American Diabetes Association. DENVER – February 2, 2011 – Primal Wear, a leading designer and manufacturer of branded and custom technical cycling apparel, today announced it will expand its support of the American Diabetes … Read more

3M’s No White at Night Challenge

I recently met with a rep from 3M to see what’s new and exciting for outdoor enthusiasts. During this meeting, we discussed their No White at Night campaign, and how that meshes with their 360° Enhanced Visibility program. Watch this video, and then I’ll explain how 3M is working with garment and shoe manufacturers to … Read more

Self defense?

While browsing the internet for cycling news, I happen to come across this article, about a motorist who allegedly got out of his car and destroyed a $4,800 bicycle with a baseball bat. It’s the usual deal where the cyclists claim a motorist (safely ensconced inside his car/truck/SUV) harassed and/or threatened them, and the motorist … Read more

Eric Ulrich, please explain yourself!

For some reason, I picture Eric Ulrich courting senior citizens in Queens like some sort of Adam Sandler character out of a bad movie. Perhaps his grandmother plays bridge or canasta with the majority of voters, I don’t know. Well, I just don’t know how someone so clueless ended up on the city council. He … Read more