Recreational shooting and other stuff
After a winter that never really showed up in full force, spring is mostly here. I say mostly, because we had snow last week in Utah, and not just in the mountains, but down in the valley. As I was writing this, rain was coming down pretty steadily, so I figured it was as good … Read more
The video embedded below has over a million views, so it’s sort of old news at this point. For anyone that hasn’t seen this clip, here’s the story: Cyclist Frank Pavlick was crossing the Fahy bridge, which is a four lane bridge in Bethlehem, PA, separated down the middle by a concrete barrier. There is … Read more
Almost missed this one in my inbox. Since I despise velcro, I’m hoping to give this a closer look. The idea of using really small, powerful magnets in this application makes a lot of sense, unless it interferes with electronics or a compass. We’ll try to get one for review, and possibly for an upcoming … Read more
Oh, to be kid again. No job, no mortgage, no car payments. Summer breaks. Staying out late. Well, as adults we can do that last part, but it’s not quite the same. Seems like being a kid was all about freedom. Of course, that’s wasn’t really the case, but let’s not ruin the moment here. … Read more
I think Alex got so excited by their customer service, he forgot to tell us about the product. Expect a follow up. – Brian When it comes to bike things, I prefer to buy from my local shop when possible. It‘s not just because they‘re a great group of guys (and gal) and I want … Read more
My first thought was that bikes priced from $699 to $1299 are not too likely to get people to start commuting by bicycle. Then I put this in the context of New York City, and it makes more sense. Given their housing costs, along with the ridiculous cost of owning, parking, and operating a car … Read more