Pam’s been testing a Sealline Urban Shoulder Bag for a couple weeks and reports that she likes it’s light weight, styling, and features, but found…
June 2007
In the bike shop: Jerry’s Davidson
Jerry Baker has been riding in the Northwest since the roads were dirt, back when shorts were wool, chamois were leather, and you switched gears…
Brand Snobs?
I’ll admit to being a bit of a label-hound when it comes to my bike stuff, but other times I want the cheapest part to…
Hugger rolls the Reynolds Attack
The Attack wheels have been on my Trek for a week now and I’m reluctant to give them back. First off they are Carbon Clinchers…
Cascade gets Competitive (sort of)
Reading about Cascade’s High Pass Challenge and the related High Performance Cycling group, I thought that has all the elements of a bike race, ‘cept…
Bike Path Art
I first noticed the grizzly bear, then a girl in boots with a russian hat, and now the wolves on columns under the West Seattle…
Gregg’s building Northwest’s Largest Cycling Store
From Gregg’s Cycle’s blog is a post explaining their renovation/addition to the Greenlake store, move of Aurora Store to Alderwood, and construction of larger Bellevue…
Natalie with Bianchi
Natalie was in Pike Place Market, standing next to a Bianchi, chatting with her friend from Team Group Health about bikes, messenger bags, and more.
Fixies have arrived in Japan
A bit worried and wondering where in Japan Mark V is (we haven’t heard in a week and it wasn’t sounding too good for his…
Sporting Wood
Now that carbon frames are ubiquitous, that super-light frame of yours just isn’t turning heads like it used to. Lucky for you, my narcissistic friend,…