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Cycling Poster Contest Sends 5th Grader to Bike Summit
Tweet For the last three years, Saris Cycling Group has held a bicycling themed poster contest during National Bike Month. This years contest had over 500 elementary schools from 27 different states participating. Students were challenged to make posters that illustrate the theme, “Bikes Make Life Better”. After more than 2,600 votes were cast from [...]
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Bike to Work Week
Tweet Springtime has solidly established itself. It’s not going anywhere. The weather is beautiful, and if winter riding wasn’t for you, now is the time to get back in the saddle. Good news, you have some extra motivation. May is National Bike Month, and this week (May 13-17) is the official Bike to Work Week. [...]
Also posted in Commute, Lifestyle Tagged bike month, Bike to Work Week, commuter bike, folding bike, Park & Pedal Leave a comment
It’s a Bike. It’s a Boat… No it’s a Bootfiets!
Tweet A vehicle you may have never seen before; part bicycle, part boat, and all human powered. One ambitious man from the Netherlands is taking this vehicle around the world, circling the equator by land and by sea, all under his own power. Ebrahim Hemmatnia started his journey in the Netherlands on April 20th. He started [...]
Montague Custom Build: Time Lapse
Tweet Montague folding frame sets are finally in stock! People like to have things their way, and for the first time, you can have your folding bike just the way you want it. Other folding bikes use small wheels, and several proprietary parts, limiting your ability to customize them. Montague bikes allow the use of any [...]
Also posted in Commute, Maintenance Tagged boston, build, fixed gear, folding bike, folding frame, folding frames, frame, frames, single speed, video Leave a comment
The Who on Tour with Montague Bikes
Tweet It’s no secret that Montague folding bikes are great to travel with. And when your occupation has you traveling constantly, a Montague bike can make a great companion on the road. When that occupation is touring with one of the greatest British rock bands of all time, you’ll find yourself in a new city [...]
Also posted in Adventure, Lifestyle, Travel Tagged FIT, folding bike, music, The Who, tour, Travel Leave a comment
Bikes Not Bombs & Montague
Tweet We did our “spring cleaning” at the Montague headquarters a little early this year. In the process of organizing, we gathered up a truckload of bikes, frames, and components to donate to a wonderful organization here in Boston called Bikes Not Bombs. Located in Jamaica Plain, just south of Boston proper, Bikes Not Bombs [...]
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A Salute to our Veterans
Tweet Here in the United States, the 11th day of the 11th month is designated as Veterans day. A day to honor and remember the men and women who have served our country through military service. We wanted to take this opportunity to salute those veterans, past and present who have had the bravery, courage, [...]
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Bike Safety Lessons from the UK
Tweet Recent News It’s flashed across all the major media this week, especially in the UK. Olympic medalist and Tour de France winner Bradley “Wiggo” Wiggins was struck by a van. Then, not 15 hours later, in a separate incident, Olympic team trainer, Shane Sutton was involved in an accident with a automobile. Both men [...]
Also posted in Activism, Bike Racing, Commute Tagged bike accident prevention, bike commute, bike safety, Sutton, The Times UK, UK, Wiggins, Wiggo 2 Comments
Bike to Vote?
Tweet In the U.S., today is election day. Whatever one’s political leanings, the governing structure of the U.S. is based on participation, so we go out and vote. We biked to vote today, how about you? Unless you vote by absentee ballot, you’ll probably find yourself headed off to a neighboring school, fire station, or [...]
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