What?

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I don’t know which is more confusing – the “writer’s” questionable writing skills, or the Sbyke itself, but combining some bicycle bits with a scooter or skateboard is hardly anything new. If you want bicycle handlebars and a decent sized front wheel, get a Kickbike instead. The Sbyke looks like it would have both its … Read more

BikeGlow Safety Lights

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While simple and clever are high on my list of qualities to look for in any product, fun counts for a lot too. The BikeGlow Safety Light easily fits the bill there. Designed in bike-friendly Santa Cruz, California, the $24.95 BikeGlow Safety Light is a 10 foot long electroluminescent tube attached to a lightweight, waterproof … Read more

PocketToolX – Serious Tools, Simple Design

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I should start a new post category, and call it “Guy stuff”. That’s not meant to be sexist in any way, I just don’t think most women get excited about tools you can carry around in your pocket and show off to your friends. Either way, PocketToolX would certainly fit in that category. They’re a … Read more

How do these guys get elected?

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I like to read other blogs when I have the spare time. Yes, that’s almost never. But Copenhagenize has such a cool name, I gotta peek once in a while. And when I read this article, about Marty Markowitz, Brooklyn Borough President, it immediately reminded me of Eric Ulrich. Read the article, and don’t skip … Read more

Bikeage is now Retro-Gression

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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