image courtesy Patently Apple.MacRumors reports on a recent patent application filed by Apple Computer related to a bike “super-computer” that could run on the iPhone and/or iPod. While many of the features mentioned aren’t groundbreaking (speed, cadence, heart rate, GPS routing, among others), there are a few interesting ideas worth mentioning.Derailleur SettingsWe don’t know of [ ... ]Related posts: Complete MTB Training Package: The Polar CS600X Cycling Computer Powerful bike
♥This week, I'll be posting a selection of photos I have gathered of the fine men that roam the city. This is a small series, don't worry I will feature more in the near, near feature. A third of my Bikes, boys + coffee trifecta for a dose of daily charm to add to your flirt factor in addition to your San Francisco's bike lane action :D ... Bikes: ... I have almost as many bikes as I do toes ... I believe I currently have 7 in the garage and 1 more on its way ... I'm not going to bother
This old pic from the MASH Tour de California 2009 resurfaced on forums somewhere. Drop a chain while bombing a hill on a breakless fixie skidder biek , clipless and rocking SIDIs? ... No probs, man! ...
Finally got around to doing the race page for the event ... It's got a full schedule of events and some additional details. You can find it here or link to if off of the main page on the Bike Jerks site ... I know the design is pretty lackluster, but it's late and I'm tired ... I'll try to get around to cleaning it up soon ... Here is the final poster ... A few details that you may be interested in: ... The prize categories for the Trick Comp will be 1st through 3rd in two classes: non sponsored
You get wet thats what ... That is some serious determination.Thanks Mike for sending in this awesome picture!Related Posts:PI Day Race HeadBadgeStreet ArtAwesome Bike Art!The New Face Of BPWe Are Traffic: Better Traffic ...
The lemming's only illness is being lazy. Ever since the lemming went on a self-proclaimed hibernation and then just kind of abandoned his blog, things have been quiet over here. Every once in awhile though things will get the lemming riled up and thoughts of writing a new blog will cross his mind ... Take, for instance, the other day when the lemming rode in to work, went to use the shower, and a whistle eminated from the locker room toilet stall. Apparently there is an unwritten closet
As I finish up in the Chi-town office and ready for a trip back north I cant help thinking how much I dislike it here ... Maybe its just this particular trip cuz its been pretty hot out. Too hot to ride. Not that I had the time. These quick two day overnite stays just do not leave enough time to plan a ride. I'll try it a few more times before I decide to pull the plug on these trips ... So the cross bike did not move out of the car ... The traffic around the office here is unbearable for a
It probably goes without saying that the best environment to view these bicycles is their natural state. The state that finds them on open roads or muddy cyclocross courses. That finds the Jones bikes ripping through the Oregon forests doing endo’s for only the trees to see. Cruising along a boulevard with a bottle of wine strapped into the basket up front, these are the places that bicycles should be viewed ...
Heroic escape by the Jailer ... Christian Seznec goes solo for 200kms ... Twenty-three year old Bernard Hinault had his mojo going. He was already a classics star winning the 1977 Liege-Bastogne-Liege & Ghent Wevelgem. He proved to be a top time triallist by winning the Grand Prix des Nations. The Criterium du Dauphine Libere was a mountainous one where he crashed on a descent and climbed out from the roadside back on his bike for the victory. Tough as nails. Two months before the 1978 Tour he