This editorial appears in the July issue: Sidewalk bicycle riders: can we have a time-out? I know the weather is beautiful and you just want to ride, but why are downtown sidewalks your favorite place to ride? Sure, weaving around pedestrians can be a blast, but are the city streets that terrifying? Riding the sidewalk […]
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Photo courtesy Jon Jonckers Jon Jonckers sends this report from Priest Lake, ID.: The Tyee II is an old 82-ft, steam powered logging tug that lies half-submerged in Mosquito Bay on Priest Lake, Idaho. The Tyee II was used for towing logs in the 1940’s, but eventually someone decided to sink it – and (considering
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The new issue is out TODAY. Here’s a sneak peak at my editorial: MATT WIEBE WANTS TO dispel two bicycle sales myths: 1) That bicycle sales increase in a recession, 2) That high gas prices lead to increased bike sales. Wiebe is a staff writer for Bicycle Retailer magazine and in the last couple months
