Recreational shooting and other stuff
When Sabrina Jonnier, of Hyé©res, France, woke on Sunday morning at Leogang, Austria, she looked out the window of her room and smiled. It was raining and she knew a decent rainfall on this track would play to her strengths. “I love this track in the mud. For the first time in my life I … Read more
Between day jobs, life, families, and juggling multiple product reviews, (coming out next week) there’s not much time this week to knock out the kind of high quality articles our readers have come to expect. Don’t despair though – we’ve found some articles on other sites that are worth sharing. In no particular order: CNN’s … Read more
Bike riders will cycle across the United States starting from San Francisco, CA to Connecticut. They will leave San Francisco mid-June 2011 and for the next 8 weeks will bike through California, Nevada, Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Kentucky, Ohio and New York, before reaching their destination, the University of Connecticut School of Medicine in Farmington. The … Read more
Between graduations and Father’s Day, there’s a pretty good chance that you’ll be looking for the perfect gift for that outdoors enthusiast in your life. While you can rarely go wrong with a finely crafted knife or precision tool, this year’s hottest devices are GPS units you can wear on your wrist or toss in … Read more
I’m serious. No. I don’t even think Tim Jackson would approve.
Found this article about folding bikes now being allowed on San Francisco Muni Metro Trains and buses. It’s a small step, but a step forward nonetheless. There has been some argument that no bikes of any kind should be allowed on public transportation, due to crowding. I find this interesting, because a folded bike doesn’t … Read more