Showing posts with label bike beginners. Show all posts
Showing posts with label bike beginners. Show all posts
Tuesday, December 02, 2008
Bike2Work
Three cheers for the latest UK/US collaboration! Two cycling mavens written about before in our blog, Carlton Reid and Tim Grahl, have completed their book, Bike to Work, and to borrow their words, it is a page-flippin' beauty! To download a free 50 page sampler , go to http://tinyurl.com/Bike2Work. Once you do, I bet you won't be able to wait for the full 250 page version due out at the end of December.
Friday, August 01, 2008
How Not To Get Hit By Cars!
I thought that title would get your attention....so you're thinking about dusting off the bike and using it to help stem the $4.50+/gallon bleeding?? Well its probably time for a refresher course in bike safety....no, not one of those cheesy movies or videos you saw in health class in school....here's a great guide (from which I shamelessly took the title of today's post) for you to bookmark, read and pay attention to! http://bicyclesafe.com/
Thank you, Michael Bluejay.
Thank you, Michael Bluejay.
Labels:
accident,
bicycles,
bike beginners,
bike commute,
bike ride,
bike rider,
bike to school,
Bike to Work,
crash,
rules
Thursday, April 03, 2008
Bicycle Anatomy for Beginners
Carlton Reid has created a wonderful tutorial for bike beginners. You know who you are, you love bikes - love the idea of them - ride a little - but still aren't quite sure what language your serious riding buddies are speaking when talking about upkeep. This video will help. Really. Check it out.
Oh, and another cool thing - the music was created by using bike parts. Clever.
Oh, and another cool thing - the music was created by using bike parts. Clever.
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