Monthly Archives: September 2007

One World, Two Wheels

By Jason | September 19, 2007

Recently, Trek Bicycle and Gary Fisher announced a new program to change the world through bicycle advocacy. The program has been named One World, Two Wheels.
The idea behind the campaign is to get more people to ride bicycles on the local, state and national levels. The program has intentions of addressing obesity, air pollution, traffic […]

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Hearing closed

By Jason | September 18, 2007

The doping case against Floyd Landis is beginning to see the end of the road. Last week, arbitrators met for the final time and officially declared the hearing closed. By closing the hearing, this ensures that Landis will have a verdict no later than September 22nd.
After Stage 17 of the 2006 Tour de France, Landis […]

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Sweet Huggs

By Jason | September 17, 2007

It’s bound to be one of the hottest items on the trail after today. It’s the Bike Hugger Jersey.
Yes, that’s right. As of today, you can buy one for yourself and I must say, they look great. What else would you expect from the Hugger?

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Spaces

By Jason | September 14, 2007

The City Council in Washington D.C is expected to adopt legislation in the coming weeks to increase the number of parking spots available for bicycles.
The act would require both commercial landlords and residential apartment buildings to provide spaces for apartment buildings that have eight or more units and match at least 10% of available automobile […]

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