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No Car Diet? Let’s Try It!
ZipCar wants it both ways. On the one hand, they’re trying to get people on board with a Low Car Diet by encouraging them to walk, bike, take public transportation, or rent a ZipCar, instead of using their personal vehicles. It’s a great idea, because it helps people realize that they don’t need to drive [...]
Australian Cadel Evans Wins Tour de France
The Tour de France, which began on Saturday, July 2, finished yesterday, Sunday July 24. Cadel Evans of BMC became the first Australian to win the Tour in the race’s 108-year history, and the second oldest (at age 34) in the post-war era. Evans finished the tour with a time of 86h12m22s, 1m34s ahead of [...]
Posted in Bike Racing, Events, Travel Also tagged bike racing, Cadel Evans, Tour de France Leave a comment
Eurobike 2010 Setup and Day 1
If you follow us on Twitter or are a fan on our Facebook page then you likely know that we are attending Eurobike in Germany, the largest bicycle trade show in the world with more than 40,000 people expected to attend over four days. After a long flight to Germany, two very long days of [...]
Posted in Adventure, Events, Lifestyle, Travel Also tagged Eurobike 2010, folding bicycle, Montague folding bike, Travel, travel bike Leave a comment
What is #bikeschool?
I’ve got one of our Twitter friends @bikerly to thank for this post. He, along with @lovingthebike and @egggman (yep, 3) Tweeted at the end of July about a #secretevilplan, and that’s how #bikeschool was born. What is this #secretevilplan, you ask? It’s… “Short stories of (real human) lessons learned by bike. Blogged or Twittered [...]
Posted in General, Lifestyle Also tagged #bikeschool, community, cycling, folding bicycle, lovingthebike, Montague bikes, outdoors, twitter 4 Comments
Ride Report: Tri State Trek 2010 on the FIT folding bike
It now being Friday, I was able to catch up on some much needed sleep and work on replenishing my system with coffee and water, and I can now look back on the Tri State Trek with a semi-clear mind. Day One The ride started off a little rocky-I stayed up late the night before [...]
Posted in Adventure, Environment, Lifestyle, Recreation, Travel Also tagged bike, bike trail, Commute, FIT, foldable bikes, folding bike, folding bikes, montague, Montague folding bike, outdoors, touring, Travel, Tri State Trek 2 Comments
New Fun Fashions for the Style-Conscious Folding Bike Rider
Ladies: are you style-conscious on your bike? Kudos to my step-mom, Sara Walker, for finding these fabulous cycling accessories! Who says you have to sacrifice style while cycling?! These fun colored accessories will certainly turn some heads this summer. Though they are mostly through NYC based companies, all of these products are available online. I think [...]
Posted in Commute, General, Lifestyle, Travel, accessories Also tagged accessories, bike, bike commute, city bicycle, city bike, Commute, commuter bike, cycling, foldable bicycle, foldable bicycles, folding bicycle, folding bicycles, folding bikes, montague, Montague folding bike, Travel 2 Comments
Does the Tour de France Need a Montague Paratrooper Instead?!
In the New York Times article “Riders Limp Into Perilous Stage of Tour,” Juliet Macur details the various bumps, bruises, sprains, broken bones, and shattered dreams of the world’s greatest riders. Most of the Tour’s favorites took a tumble during the first and second stages of the Tour, including Lance Armstrong, Christian Vande Velde, and [...]
Posted in Adventure, Recreation, Travel Also tagged car trunk, city bicycle, cobblestones, Contador, cycling, fold bike, foldable bicycle, foldable bicycles, folding bicycle, Lance Armstrong, paratrooper, Tour de France, Travel 1 Comment
8 iPhone Apps for the Cyclist and Bike Commuter
If you are one of the millions of Americans who is permanently attached to their iPhone then you may have already heard of many of these “apps” that have proven to be a fantastic tool in the adventure and cycling worlds. These apps range from heart rate and cadence features to power output and real [...]
Posted in Adventure, Commute, Environment, Lifestyle, Recreation, Travel, accessories Also tagged city bike, Commute, Crosstown folding bike, cycling, folding bicycle, iPhone, montague, Montague folding bike, outdoors, Travel 4 Comments
Can Better Infrastructure put us on the Path to a New Cycle?