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Choosing the Right Wrench

Choosing the Right Wrench

BluesCat is a resident of Phoenix, Arizona, who originally returned to bicycling in 2002 in order to help his son get the Boy Scout Cycling merit badge. His bikes sat idle until the summer of 2008 when gas prices spiked at over $4.00 per gallon. Since then, he has become active cycling, day-touring, commuting by…

Fabian's BOB Trailer, Motorized Bicycle Adventure

Fabian has previously submitted photos of his bike cargo trailer, his train of bike trailers and a video as well   all hooked up to his gas-motor/hybrid.   Fabian took to the mountains with his bike and a BOB Ibex for a great adventure. The story regarding these photos is best told by viewing the web link:…

Cass Gilbert's Extrawheel Roundup

Our pal and world bike wanderer and writer Cass Gilbert borrowed an Extrawheel Voyager from us for a bit.   If anyone knows touring gear, it is Cass.   Check his great photography and writing about his adventures and favorite gear at his blog While Out Riding. So without further ado here is Cass… Extrawheel Voyager A…

Banjo Brothers Saddlebag Panniers: Cram Away!

Banjo Brothers Saddlebag Panniers: Cram Away!

Vanessa Marie Robinson is a NYC-based industrial designer who's blog For The Love Of Bikes covers her multifaceted interests in all things cycling. Having started commuting year-round by bike in Montreal, Canada 13 years ago, she currently enjoys here 22-mile, rain-or shine-commute along the Hudson River. Whether you commute by bike or just ride a…

Pierre's Fat Tire BOB Trailer

We talk quite a bit about the both the   Extrawheel and   BOB Trailer , and often compare the virtues of these two great single wheeled bike trailers.   We recently got these photos from Pierre, who has taken the spirit of the BOB single wheel trailer and modified it for Fat Biking.    I really can’t…

Lisa's Bike Trailer Train

The trailer-cycle/bike-child-trailer train, is a rare creature that reveals itself in parks with bike paths and suburbs with low traffic. This fun but awkward setup is scared of traffic, steep turns and rough roads. Though always lingering on the endangered species list, they tend to crop up when the kids are just the right age…

Cleverhood Rain Cape: Patience... It'll rain eventually

Cleverhood Rain Cape: Patience… It'll rain eventually

Karen Voyer-Caravona is an admitted bicycle dilettante in Flagstaff, Arizona, who blogs about her adventures on two wheels, vélo envy, her husband’s cooking, and cross country skiing at www.sheridesabike.com. Visit her Website for her endless opinions on the most stylish shoes for pedaling, critiques of bike parking, and the best bike date dining destinations. According…

Greg's Xtracycle Dog Rig

Greg, sent in this clever setup for using his Xtracycle to commute with this his dog. A good use of the WideLoaders. The customer innovation never stops! Keep on sending in those photos…