Recreational shooting and other stuff
This is precisely the kind of new goodies that my inner geek will be checking out at Interbike: Safety Illumination of Rider Light, a bike light that illuminates the back of a rider’s entire legs, to be shown at the Interbike Expo LONG BEACH, Calif. – Sept. 18, 2008 – Safe Bicycling Innovations, creator of … Read more
Hmm. Haven’t written much due to time constraints and computer issues. But my pass arrived today. Perhaps I should take that as a sign?
Here we go again. At seventy three pounds, the A2B’s most clever feature is its name. I’ve ridden BMX bikes back in the 70’s that had to be 40+ pounds. But 73? And I’m not ten years old any more. If these designers were honest, they would ditch the cranks and pedals altogether, and just … Read more
Sure, waste ten or fifteen minutes of your workday reading this article. Nothing takes up more space and time than a blog post (or forum thread) debating the merits of bicycle helmets. I consider it a zero-sum argument though. No matter how grand, long, or compelling, everyone walks away with exactly what they brought to … Read more
Now that I’ve gotten the technical issues sorted, and the server no longer eats my posts without sharing them, I’m ready to try again. I completely missed out on any opportunity to comment on the bicycle race in France that I didn’t watch this year, but I suppose that worked out all right.
Defending Her Israeli National Time Trial and Road Race Titles, Leah Goldstein of ValueAct Capital Goes On To Capture the Trans Alps Road Stage Race Title San Carlos, Calif. – July 21, 2008 – In what Leah described as some of her best performances ever, Leah Goldstein of ValueAct Capital posted impressive results, finishing first, … Read more