Back to the Basics

Back to the Basics

Jul 30, 2012 | Commute | 1 comment

Sometimes things don’t go according to plan and what should have been a routine commute home from work, class, or some other activity becomes a dramatic moment.  Accidents happen.  Sometimes they occur between bikes and cars, or with pedestrians.  Often times...
Philosophy: Minimalist

Philosophy: Minimalist

Jul 25, 2012 | Lifestyle | 1 comment

What are the necessary parts on a bike anyway?  It all depends upon your build philosophy. From a Minimalist Perspective First one needs a frame.  A bicycle requires wheels to roll upon (included therein: tires, spokes, hubs,  and all that lay beneath these).  It...

“Elegant Functionality”

Jul 23, 2012 | Commute, Events | 0 comments

[Image Credit: Ben Gabo Photography] “The Navigator folding bike, for example, is a marvel of elegant functionality,” writes Mark Feeney in today’s Arts Monday section of The Boston Globe review of the BSA Space show Let’s Talk About Bikes.  ...

Bicycle Utopia

Jul 20, 2012 | Environment, Lifestyle | 3 comments

Utopia The word utopia comes to us from Sir Thomas More’s 1516 work of that name.  It means the ideal place or perfect society, but it comes from the Greek roots for “the place that cannot be”, or “no place”. Being no place in particular...

Drumroll please…

Jul 19, 2012 | Adventure, Events | 0 comments

Not just across the pond, but a little further, into a town known as Friedrichshafen in Southern Germany to be precise.  Ensconced in the mountains and on the shores of the Bodensee (also known as Lake Constance) stands the district capital of Landeskreis district....

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