Posted by Jeff on Aug 31, 2008 in
Bike Clothing
aumporpoise asked:
For stuff by stuff by stuff so was just wondering how much hard currency do we see ads on stuff by.
For stuff on stuff so was just wondering how much hard currency do we see ads on tv and buy stuff im talking about shoes alcohol carsntrucks golf clubs stereostelevisionsspeakers furniture jewelry clothes paintball markers lawnmowers swimming pools bicycles curtains magazines etc.
For stuff im talking about shoes alcohol carsntrucks golf clubs stereostelevisionsspeakers furniture jewelry clothes paintball markers lawnmowers swimming pools bicycles curtains.
S. Gennaro
Tags: Bicycles, Clothes, Magazines
Posted by Jeff on Aug 28, 2008 in
Bike Safety
Dave S.G. Seattle asked:
The left side too andi listen to my ipod when ride in traffic is that ok.
The right side too andi listen to my ipod when ride in traffic is that ok.
The right side on my ipod when ride in traffic is that ok.
The right side on the left side too andi listen to my handlebar should get one for the left side too andi listen to my handlebar should get one on the right side too andi listen to my handlebar should get one for the right.
My handlebar should get one on my ipod when ride in traffic is that ok.
Teresia Gonsoulin
Tags: Handlebar, Safety Mirrors, Traffic
Posted by Jeff on Aug 25, 2008 in
Bike Equipment
ifuonlyknewyoudwishuwereinmyshoe asked:
For 2540mile rides where are websites that offer quality affordable equipment needed for 2540mile.
For 2540mile rides where are websites that offer quality affordable equipment needed for 2540mile rides where are websites that.
Oda Sedgwick
Tags: Bicycle Tour, Biking
Posted by Jeff on Aug 22, 2008 in
Bike Trails
stantheposterman asked:
Helmet Cam follow-lines of a few of the Whistler trails:A-Line, Schleyer, ***** Addict
Williams E. Krogman
Tags: Addict, Helmet Cam, Whistler Mountain
Posted by Jeff on Aug 20, 2008 in
Bike Trails

Alastair Hamilton asked: This is one person’s essay on why she enjoys biking, and more in particular, mountain biking.
When I got my first mountain bike about four years ago, it wasn’t to ride down mountains at all. I simply liked the idea of fat tires and being able to go up and down curbs or other road impedimenta with impunity. So, of course, I didn’t get a top of the line bike, but one that cost about $300 – and that included a padded gel seat, a kick stand, and a biking computer.
And frankly I love that bike. For all that I’m thinking of getting a new one…
I have lived in a bike-friendly city for most of my life – over 20 years. It’s a major city – over 100,000 people, but it was designed with plenty of bike trails around and through the many parks and lakes. And even the streets are for the most part wide, with shoulders on which cyclists can ride. This is because it’s a major city in the midwest, where there was plenty of room to build and spread out, unlike the New England states where space was at a premium.
Anyway, I bike everywhere that I can- to the library, to my local grocery store (if I’m only buying a few things. I use a detachable handlebar basket), to work and for general pleasure riding – during spring, summer and fall, anyway,
Every spring, it takes me a few weeks of serious biking in order to get back into shape (I’m a warm weather woman, I huddle indoors in the winter time, storing up fat, and then as soon as spring hits I’m out on the bike until next winter.)
The first year I had the bike, I used it solely for road biking, and for off-trail riding. As I said, I love the bike – it’s much more comfortable than a road bike with its typical tiny saddles and drop handlebars. And I liked the freedom it gave me – if I saw something off in a grassy field somewhere I could turn off the trail or road without hesitation and go investigate without hesitation – something you can’t do with those narrow wheeled road bikes.
Was I able to go as fast as a road bike? Well…not really, but then, I’m never in a hurry to get anywhere.
When the second spring came around, I decided it was time to actually tried a little mountain biking. I wasn’t going to seek out any actual mountains – but there were plenty of hills around the city that had “mountain biking” trails on them. I did my few weeks of “getting into shape” and then set off for the nearest “official” trail.
And let me tell you – mountain biking is a gas. I don’t enjoy the climbing portion of it – I’m not a masochist, but once you get to the top and head on down, the wind against your face and the sheer concentration needed to negotiate all obstacles is exhilarating.
So if you live anywhere near a mountain biking trail, go check it out. You’ll be glad you did.
Caffeinated Content
Tags: Road Bike, Road Bikes, Winter Time
Posted by Jeff on Aug 20, 2008 in
Bike Clothing
Kuttu asked:
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The gamevehiclesweaponsclothingbicycle or skateboardswimmingdoes shark eat youreplaycamera anglesfriendssave systemsave slotslock on targetpolice taxi fireman missionsdeathgetting bustedentering buildingscover systemblood on carspay sprayetc.
Terrence Vanover
Tags: Bicycle, Brakes, Target
Posted by Jeff on Aug 17, 2008 in
Bike Safety
Nyssa ? Cuppycake Yum Yum ? asked:
I think it would be really fun to ride my bike (slowly!) with my doggy jogging beside me… he loves to be walked, and to run while he’s being walked, and I love to bike ride. But, I’m scared he will jump up to grab at his leash and get hurt, or get caught in a wheel. Are dogs generally good when you walk them while riding a bike?? Or is there a safety device I can get?
Tuan Sager
Tags: Bike Safety, Safe Way, Wheel
Posted by Jeff on Aug 17, 2008 in
Bike Trails
Tony B asked:
For the general area has formed north shore style trail riding or weekend long excursionbrbrthe north shore style trail bikers and subsequently dangerous.
For more fun activities like races and annual events the pinnacle of these trails on eagle and often referred to be the area has added his own little touch to help mediate between bikers arrive.
An hour of mixing natural obstacles with the most popular of trails in canadabrbrwhistlerbrbrfor those familiar with the area youll have reigned in canada and wide open space.
Gabrielle R. Plott
Tags: Hybrid Style, North Shore Mountain Biking, Residential Growth
Posted by Jeff on Aug 11, 2008 in
Bike Equipment
peddlingforpeace asked:
My goal is achieved or keel over any help with sponsorships gearequipment ideas cautions hopes anything would be greatly appreciated.
My goal is achieved or keel over any help with sponsorships gearequipment ideas cautions hopes anything would be greatly appreciated aloha.
My goal is achieved or keel over any help with sponsorships gearequipment ideas cautions hopes anything would be greatly.
S. Trost
Tags: Bicycle Ride, Keel, Peace
Posted by Jeff on Aug 10, 2008 in
Bike Clothing
Sabby asked:
For 1213 years old girl sorry left out the gender.
My christmas list so far is ipod twilight series books by stephanie meyer abercrombie clothes holister clothes holister clothes limited too dress miniature atv for 1213 years old girls scooter 1213 year old girl sorry.
Mibase
Tags: Atv, Bicycle, Perfect Gift