Forget government funding, creat your own bike lane!
With the current economic climate and Obama’s forthcoming stimulus plan that will hopefully have plenty of funds for infrastructure improvements after all the pork is factored in, we might get a larger network of roads with bike lanes(at $5-$50k/mile.) For those that will not have such niceties: enter the Light Lane. It seems to be [...]
The Future of Cycling Computers?
I’m a gadget geek/nerd and a cyclist, so I often catch myself daydreaming of how to integrate the two. I came up with this one at work, don’t judge me, you’re probably reading this at work, Now since I have this on my blog all you engineers out there that read this(all 2 of you) [...]
2009 Georgia Cup Calendar
It’s that time of year: January the 2009 season racing calendar’s are starting to come out to get you all hyped up for racing just at the time it’s freezing outside(it’s 30F as of this post) and you don’t want to step outside let alone ride. The big race series here in Georgia is the [...]
First post of 2009: Holux GPSport 245 review
Gautam Khattak has posted a pretty thorough review of Holux’s GPSport 245 GPS cycling computer. What seems to set this unit apart from every other cycling GPS device is the ease of use and well designed user interface. The device has a “One-Touch mechanism for saving a POI (Point of Interest). If along your travels [...]
