P-I features Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance
The Seattle P-I, which unfortunately is on the verge of closing its print publication, has a long feature on Seattle’s mountain biking organization, the Evergreen … Read more
The Seattle P-I, which unfortunately is on the verge of closing its print publication, has a long feature on Seattle’s mountain biking organization, the Evergreen … Read more
Seattle Times: “Attacks spur rider awareness.” The Times, in another example of why we need newspapers, covers the followup bicycle event promoting alertness to muggings … Read more
Bike Rumor: “Pi Electric Bicycle Has Style and Substance.” I can see the substance fine…the style I’m not so sure about. But hey, I’d give … Read more
Took the long way around my standard loop today, going along the Burke-Gilman to University Village, where I dropped in for a look at the … Read more
This one especially hurts: A fellow journalist and a contemporary, one whose newspaper just shut down last week, is dead after being involved in a … Read more
Biking Bis has the scoop: “The Biking Bis headquarters neighboring city of Seattle had the most bicycle friendly companies — three, following by San Francisco, … Read more
The annual Seattle International Bike Expo returns to Magnuson Park next weekend at a pivotal juncture in cycling culture. Bicycle awareness and participation is booming. … Read more
So far the Great Recession hasn’t deflated the bike biz. Bike shops up and down the West Coast say their sales, while not blowing off … Read more
[youtube=http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-k80ibA-fyw&color1=0xb1b1b1&color2=0xcfcfcf&hl=en&feature=player_embedded&fs=1] Salt Lake Tribune on the David Zabriskie hyper-burglary: “Both Carlisle and 39-year-old Leopold Howard have now been booked in connection with the case. Police … Read more
We may never know what really happened in the case of Sam Brown, a daredevilish Dylanesque kid with an impish smile from Revelstoke B.C. who … Read more