A video I stumbled upon on a friend's blog. It's quickly making it's way around the internets because, if you ride bikes, or hang around people who ride bikes, it's really funny on many different levels.
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Let's build a Cooziecage™
The Cooziecage™ is an on-bike beer-transport system. I'm pretty sure I invented it. Follow the instructions below to make your...
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The way to work UPDATE : This Panasonic Mountain Cat served me well for many, many years but was officially retired and disassembled in A... -
3.4:1 gain ratio, 46.3 gear inches Near as I can figure, Matt Chester, a resident of Leadville, Colorado, began fabricating and selling bicy... -
The following post was originally published in BiOpic, a semi-regular publication of FlagstaffBiking.org 's, in January 2007. My... -
The archives here at rockychrysler.com never lie. A quick glance at them and you'll see: I haven't written a Just about a bike bl...
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4.8 gain ratio, 65.6 gear inches Long before I got my Pugsley , which of all my Surly bikes I hands-down ride the most these days, I got ... -
3.3:1 gain ratio, 44.9 gear inches My old Rock Lobster is pretty damn cool if you ask me: a fillet-brazed steel frame built quite early in ... -
Select images to enlarge I've been riding my new Pugsley a lot since I got it. Almost daily, I'd say. And the simple fact of the m... -
Need more of this. I am fat. Not obese. Not yet. But fat I am. Fatter than I've ever been. One-hundred-ninety. That's what... -
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I'm not "in love" with my job, a statement of fact that bothers some when I tell it, but which seems to me an acceptable self-... -
"When the mathematician would solve a difficult problem, he first frees the equation of all incumbrances, and reduces it to its simples...
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