Subscribe in a reader
-
Subscribe by e-mail
Our Community
-
Montague Newsletter
-
-
-
Recent Posts
Categories
Tags
beach bicycle bike bike commute bike path bike racing bikes bike trail Boat boston car trunk city bicycle city bicycles city bike city bikes Commute commuter bike commuting CX folding bike cycling Environment foldable bicycle foldable bicycles foldable bike foldable bikes fold bike folding bicycle folding bicycles folding bike folding bikes Interbike LX folding bike military montague Montague bikes Montague Boston montague customers Montague folding bike outdoors paratrooper SwissBike swiss bike Travel travel bike TX folding bike-
Meta
Category Archives: Recreation
Custom Folding Bikes
One of the best things about Montague folding bikes is that they all use industry standard components. What’s so great about that? If you ever need a quick tune up or a part replaced, your local bike shop (or even you) can do it no problem. And when industry standard components fit right on your [...]
Also posted in Maintenance, accessories 3 Comments
Following the Pros with Your Folding Bike: Tour de Romandie
The Race: Tour of Romandie This week, April 26th-May 1st, is the Tour de Romandie. Romandie is the primarily French-speaking western part of Switzerland. The Tour de Romandie is different from the races we’ve been to so far, because it takes place over multiple days. Instead of taking place on a single day, the Tour [...]
Also posted in Bike Racing, Events, Lifestyle, Travel Tagged bike path, bike racing, bike trail, folding bicycle, folding bike, outdoors, Switzerland, travel bike 1 Comment
Following the Pros with your Folding Bike: Liège-Bastogne-Liège
The Race: Liège-Bastogne-Liège This Sunday, April 24th, will be the 97th edition of Liège-Bastogne-Liège. This race is an out-and-back course, 161 miles total: the first leg, from Liège to Bastogne is approximately 65 miles, and the return leg is approximately 96 miles, with most of the long, steep climbs coming in the final 60 miles [...]
Also posted in Adventure, Bike Racing, General, Lifestyle, Travel Tagged Belgium, bike racing, folding bike, Liege-Bastogne-Liege, touring, Travel, travel bike 1 Comment
Following the Pros with Your Folding Bike: Paris-Roubaix
The Race: Paris-Roubaix This Sunday April 10 will be the 109th edition of another one of the 5 monuments of cycling’s race calendar: Paris-Roubaix. The race, first held in 1896, now starts north of Paris in the town of Compiègne. The race finishes with a ½ mile lap around the velodrome in Roubaix. In fact, [...]
Also posted in Bike Racing, Events, Lifestyle, Travel Tagged bike racing, folding bike, france, Paris-Roubaix, Travel, travel bike 1 Comment
People For Bikes
Whether you ride for pleasure or for fitness, to commute or to compete you can certainly agree that bicycling is not only good for you but it’s good for the community and its good for the environment. We’ve been seeing more and more people on bikes in recent years but as our community of cyclists grows, [...]
Also posted in Activism, Environment, Events Leave a comment
Folding Bikes: Does Size Matter?
Among the many choices you need to make when selecting the right bike for you, one of the more important decisions is size. This doesn’t mean just frame size, but also the size of the wheels. You may not be familiar with the different sizes of wheels available on road bikes, mountain bikes, folding bikes, [...]
Also posted in General, Lifestyle Tagged folding bicycle, folding bike, mountain bike, road bike, wheel size 4 Comments
A Valentine’s Day Poem for the Folding Bicycle
I love the folding bicycles That are made by Montague, They’re so easy to just fold and go That you might want one too. I love my bike’s performance And I love that it is portable, And compared to similar non-folding bikes, It’s so light and so affordable. But my bike can fold up too, [...]
Also posted in Events, General, Lifestyle Tagged bike path, city bikes, folding bicycle, folding bike, Montague folding bike, Velo Love 2 Comments
Six Tips For Taking Your Riding Inside
As we talked about in the last post, there are some people who ride outdoors all year long…and then there are the rest of us. If you want to keep riding once winter sets in, then you either need to move somewhere with warmer weather or ride inside. Choose Your Ride – If you choose [...]
Epic Bike Rides, For A Cause
Does cycling make you more generous, or do generous people just eventually find their way to cycling? Maybe it’s a little of each but in my experience most cyclists at some point during their cycling lifetime will participate in some type of charity ride. There are rides for young kids that only go 1 or [...]
Fun Things to do with your Folding Bike