Recreational shooting and other stuff
An upcoming National Park Service (NPS) rule change could greatly benefit mountain bicycling by improving the administrative process for opening trails to bicyclists. IMBA has been asking the agency to revise its policies since 1992, because the current “special regulations” process is needlessly cumbersome and treats bicycles like motorized vehicles. The NPS has said the … Read more
Browsing through the news this weekend, I came across this article, about two guys that have started a mobile repair bike repair business. They initially started out just doing repairs on their own bikes, as well as their friend’s. (Hey, didn’t we all?) Now they’re offering a mobile service, which could be just the ticket … Read more
Once again, I am promoting Tara’s Road to Recovery Fund here, and on BikeForums.net. Here’s the short version on my post on the forums: “Every Thanksgiving, we go around the table, and each of us has to share something we’re thankful for. It’s not so much the specific thing we mention, as how hard it … Read more
I’ve put things on hold while a few issues get sorted. The site does not seem to render correctly in IE7, which some folks continue to use, for reasons unknown. I hope to have this resolved by the end of the weekend.
Patentcad (or pcad to members pretending to be his friend) has over 20,000 posts on Bikeforums.net. How he finds time to put in over 1,000 miles a month with all that posting is beyond me. But he is far and away the winner when it comes to post count. Oh, his actual count is off … Read more
Actual work (writing reviews for another site) has kept me from writing anything substantial here, but I did take some time to read Dave’s blog. He’s losing weight, and is determined to stay dry while riding in the rain. Makes for some interesting reading. What’s New at PricePoint.com – Click Here for the latest product … Read more