Earlier this week I was listening to The Fredcast podcast. The host, David Bernstein, interviewed Mark Smith about the orgina and purpose of the Bikes for Goodness Sake Foundation. According the Bikes for Goodness Sake website, “BFGS coordinates efforts with … Continue reading →
On the Hill Country Ride you choose the distance that best suits you: 10, 50, 70 or 100 miles. Our free training rides will help you prepare for any distance. It’s a Ride, not a race, everyone is welcome. All … Continue reading →
According to Austin’s Community Impact Newspaper, the City of Austin has tasked a new City department with studying the impact of adding bike lanes to city streets, to improve transportation flow and decrease the environmental impact of vehicles on the … Continue reading →
I have an older mountain bike that I won from Carrier on a point system for selling oem parts. This bike was junk, it weighed about 40 lbs and had worthless brakes and a couple of springs they called a … Continue reading →