posted November 18th, 2008 by kyle
Do you ever wonder how it is possible that so many kids these days are obese? Maybe it’s because they’ve grown too comfortable on their bike seats.
According to the Yanko Design website, bike seats are a hinderance to fitness. Their solution? A seatless bike designed specifically for those who need it most - children.
To ride [...]
posted October 31st, 2008 by kyle
The cheetah, which can reach speeds up to 75 mph, is the elegant sprinter of the savannah. It can run down a gazelle without breaking a sweat then tear out its throat with the grace of a runway model. It is a rare child who has missed the opportunity to appreciate the cheetah’s killing ability [...]
posted October 23rd, 2008 by kyle
Wheels are spinning at the Portland International Airport (PDX) - and not on the runway. This morning Jonathan Maus, an editor at BikePortland.org, confirmed with aviation officials that PDX hopes to become the first airport in the United States to offer bike assembly areas and other services for two-wheeled travelers.
The airport is considering a dedicated [...]
posted September 3rd, 2008 by ian
Last weekend was the Single Speed World Championships 2008 down in Napa. Some local portland crew was there including Tony. To get the low down go to http://sswc08.blogspot.com/
Check out Gene taking home a win in this derby action.
posted July 28th, 2008 by anna
This video of Critical Mass in New York City speaks for itself: WTF???
posted July 21st, 2008 by anna
Some people talk about doing something to save the environment. Other people, like Liza Stoner, do something about it. While most of her pre-teen friends are probably busy discussing their love lives and sending each other text messages, Stoner rode her bike all the way from Minneapolis, Minnesota to Washington D.C. to deliver a petition [...]