Recreational shooting and other stuff
When I first saw the ICON Solo, I thought it would be a handy light for a variety of outdoor activities. The low output should be just about right for viewing something close up, or reading a map, without affecting your night vision. While it wouldn’t be my first choice for a long walk in … Read more
The $4525.00 Hermes bicycle? Here’s the description: Bicycle in lacquered stainless steel. Frame, handles and saddle in Taurillon Clemence leather. Kickstand, front and back lighting, carrier with bungy cord, mud flap and spoke protector. Didn’t think so.
Despite Alex’s informative series of articles on cold weather riding, you won’t find me out braving the near-Arctic chill of Utah’s winters on a bicycle. My Wabi Classic will retire to the corner of my office for the winter, and if I do ride in the snow, it will be on a 24″ BMX. So … Read more
Every man has an inner MacGyver. And it doesn’t matter if they’re a military helicopter pilot, or a computer geek, they all need at least one multi-tool. Since I’ve only got three or four lying around the house, I happily accepted the opportunity to review one from Coast. Of course, it had to be something … Read more
Tour Bike-Friendly San Luis Obispo, CA for May “National Bike Month” 2012 Urban Paths, Bike Valets, Single-Track and Scenic Roads Make “SLO” a Cyclist‘s Dream San Luis Obispo, CA’”halfway between Los Angeles and San Francisco on the Central Coast of California’”is a cyclist mecca. Home of professional cycling Team Highroad and past stage-host for the … Read more
Hey, I’m being serious here. There was an article on BikeRadar today about Michelob making a donation to World Bicycle Relief for certain consumer purchases of Michelob Ultra beer. World Bicycle Relief has already distributed more than 91,000 bicycles in Africa, providing people in developing parts of the continent the means to get medical care, … Read more