Now THIS is COOL!
New from Budapest, the Stringbike. It’s intersting to say the least, with a healthy does of skepticism, however. But more power to those who continue to push the boundries of technology.
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Pulling your strings: Stringbike concept
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I Don’t Need 100 Miles and Five Hours to Unwind when Only 16 Miles and 48 Minutes will Do Fine.
After a stressful day at the office, I need a way to separate it from home. Not only do I hate bringing the office home,…
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The Realization that Your Work is Done, the Bikes are Perfect, there’s Nothing left to do.
Of course, now that I write this post I’m sure to be @$$ deep in bike problems in three…. two…. one….. I walked into the…
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A 25% Chance of Rain, but a 95% Chance of Awesome: A Sunday 100k
Sundays are my favorite days to ride. No chance of a work call and the one day of the week, I wouldn’t much care if…
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How to Pick and Set Up the Perfect Rain Bike – and Why Every Cyclist Should have One
Across the pond in England, they call it a winter bike. I call it a rain bike, my dedicated, “better than 15% chance of rain”…
That was pretty cool. No greasy chain to deal with, but I wonder if it is only good for putting around?
Yeah, I can’t see it taking 1,000 watts. Still, it’s a pretty neat concept. It’ll be neat to see where it goes.