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Tech Watch: Hubless BMX

Ok, I’ve heard of no hand brakes on your track bike…now here’s no hubs on your BMX:

Russian graphic designer Nikolay Boltachev has come up with the “BMX Concept.”

Read more at The Design Blog

Sticker this…Bicycle Safe Vehicles

Pedal Pushers Club makes sweet t’s like this:

Brett, wrote me to tell me about a new sticker campaign for motorists:

“Michael,
Congrats on 6 years, that’s like way old man in internet years. I just wanted to give you a quick heads up about a little campaign the Pedal Pushers Cub is running with the [...]

The Black Market is open

Stevil Kenevil of the hilarious cycling blog all hail the black market has his web store ready to go. Purchase beer cozys, hats and great t-shirts like this:

Get your gear today at all hail the black market.com

Urban Velo, preview for issue# 17

My favorite home grown urban bicycle publication: Urban Velo has their 17th issue ready to drop like that overpriced crystal ball in Time’s Square.

With everything for product reviews to local bike happenings and a great series on why people love riding their bikes throughout the planet.

Right now their looking for submissions for people [...]

Review of the Holligan

Andrew of Poleriders.blogspot.com reviews Cannondale’s new smart commuter, the Holligan.

I have never done a product review on this blog but the Cannondale Hooligan has captivated my interest to such a degree that over the last few days since I first spotted one at my LBS I have felt compelled to tell all of [...]

cycling ipod app gets a brain.

Coming out in the spring, Pedal Brain will be able to sync cycling information directly to the iphone or ipod touch:

Cycling apps are nothing new to the Apple App Store, but this hardware/software combo called Pedal Brain is the first to provide convenient ANT+ wireless device support.

As a quick primer, ANT+ is a wireless standard [...]

Feeling Crankee

Have you heard of the blog out of Japan called: Crankee? Here is their introduction on the blog:
“The Crankee Blog offers bored readers a tired look into the mundane world of cycling in the less than thrilling land of Japan. At least that’s how it reads when I write it. In spite of [...]

Lance District Fixed Gear

saw this new ride by Trek on the coolist.com

“The Trek District is the latest Trek bike to get the Lance Armstrong makeover, with this version being dubbed the Trek Lance District. Lance District is a one-off custom build of the District Carbon, a superlight carbon frame version of the popular belt-driven fixed [...]

Holiday Gift Guide Part 2

In keeping on with our Holiday Gift Guide, here are some more ideas and some things I may have left out:

Outlier made locally in Brooklyn is on the cutting edge with making high fashion clothing, functional and fashionable for cycling, work and play.

Now they are re-inventing the classic dress shirt:

A little [...]

Holiday Gift Guide, Part 1

(picture by: Erik Jaeger)
It’s that time of the year again: Getting up at 4:00 in the morning to get down to the mall in hopes of snagging a new flatscreen without getting trampled; wiping off the beer stains from your Santa suit and parading along with 500 other drunks in the annual [...]