Final Report on Revive Commuting (Part 3) Part 1 Part 2   Here’s what I’ve learned from the Revive commutes. It’s not as easy as either of my other bikes, mainly because this bike is not happy on hills. There is of course a plus, in that my legs received a harder workout. If the route I have [...]

I asked one of my friends to ride the Fezzari Abajo Peak to get his honest opinion. Ben gave the Abajo Peak a thumbs up. I asked him what he thought about the bike, here’s what he said. “I had a great opportunity to ride the Fezzari Abajo Peak bike with my good friend RL. [...]

We just received a sweet messenger bag from Bailey Works. Check out the size of this thing!   To give you an idea on how big this bag is. I had my daugthers ages, 8 and 10 each weighing between 57-65 lbs. sit inside and carry them around.         We’ll be testing [...]

Some professors are willing to take life lying down. But only if they are simultaneously going 15 mph. OU professors Paul Minnis and Dan Snell commute to and from campus on their recumbent bicycles, drawing the attention of students as they fly past. Both professors are active in efforts to improve the lives of bicyclists [...]

Problem: Winter riding clothes can cost hundreds of dollars! Challenge: Find the right combination of cheap clothes that work. Way down, by the Chattahoochee… deep in the dirty south, we may not get as cold as our more northerly counterparts, but cold enough to do more than just hop on a bike. Mornings in the mid 20′s are [...]

“[Commuting by bicycle is] an absolutely essential part of my day. It’s mind-clearing, invigorating. I get to go out and pedal through the countryside in the early morning hours, and see life come back and rejuvenate every day as the sun is coming out.” General James L. Jones, US Supreme Allied Commander Europe “The bicycle [...]