This is an amazing video by filmmaker Casey Neistat published as an “Op-Doc” on the New York Times website. As the video introduction says, “…filmmaker Casey Neistat conducts an experiment in New York City, where he locks up his own …
Yikes. Check out this story and pictures on KFSN-TV out of Fresno of a woman who was hit by a cow while riding her bike during a training ride for RAAM. “As soon as I come around the corner, he …
I was riding with friends in the Volcano – Plymouth area on Saturday and chuckled when I saw the sign at the left in downtown Volcano across from the park. The sign above, is always a welcome sight after climbing …
A cyclist heads west along the American River Parkway bike trail Friday evening as an egret and a few ducks feed in the slough nearby. The great weather will continue through the weekend, but there is rain headed our way …
With no disrespect toward the men and women serving in the military, I don’t think camouflage is the best type of clothing to wear while biking in the early morning. Seeing this rider the other day made me recall a …
Nice wrap-up of the North American Handmade Bicycle Show in the Bike World News. The site is reporting that the show had the best attendance ever with more than 8,000 people showing up for the three-day event. And, congrats to …
Paul Sadoff owner of Rock Lobster holds one of his custom bicycle frames at his shop in Santa Cruz on Wednesday, February 22, 2012.SANTA CRUZ Scattered around town, rows of industrial parks are adorned with abandoned rusty cars, old pulle...
A Cherubim Hummingbird and its builder, Shin-ichi Konno, third from left, draw an admiring group that includes Phillip Stout, right, and his father, Perry, at the North American Handmade Bicycle Show in the Sacramento Convention Center.For years,...
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The North American Handmade Bicycle Show rolled into town yesterday. The show, which opens at 11 a.m. today, has more than 150 exhibitors showcasing custom bike frames, apparel and cycling accessories. In the photo above, Paul Sadoff, left, owner of …