Daily Roundup: Wood wheels, new national high school MTB org, outrage in L.A.
No one knows bike technology better than Seattle’s Ric Hjertberg. So when Ric goes from carbon fiber (FSA) to wood fiber (Ghisallo), you know something … Read more
Thule T2 rack failure: Company responds helpfully
To its credit, Thule has responded to the case of Andrew Sell, who lost a bike off the back of his vehicle when the rail … Read more
Daily Roundup: Lance’s coyness, Tyler rools! Fixie Love and more
Well now Lance has himself in a pretty pickle. With the Tour of California moving to May to avoid the freezing wet of last April’s … Read more
Warning! Thule T2 rack failure exposed
Alert! Another report of a Thule T2 tray sliding off a rear hitch rack has been logged on the Evergreen Mountain Bike Alliance Yahoo! egroup … Read more
Daily Roundup: More Interbike, This Day in Doping
Interbike 2009 dribblings … Attendance a mixed bag. Overall attendance declined, but buyer numbers were up. Exhibitors were said to be happy, so that’s good, … Read more
Daily Roundup: Ex-mtber wins road worlds, Cali parks stay open, Interbike leftovers and more
California’s decision not to close state parks is great news for mountain bikers. Common sense in this case was aided by the stat that for … Read more
Interbike 2009 wrap: In search of a showstopper
Another edition of Interbike has come and gone, and a good time was had by all. Lots of 29ers, lots of carbon, lots of improved … Read more
Interbike 2009: 29er anyone?
It’s hard to know what to make of the 29er explosion on display at Interbike this week. Most boutique manufacturers are coming out with 29-inch … Read more
Interbike 2009: Carbon copying
Following up on our previous post re the carbon conniptions at Interbike, some random links: The belt drive gets a thumbs up. Some folks questioned … Read more
Interbike 2009: Carbon rising
When it comes to cycling, carbon, which used to be called carbon fiber, which was actually a technical implementation of plastic, is becoming the new … Read more