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Author: John

  • Mt. Tabor Downhill Challenge

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    What, you have never seen a ZooBomb, mini bike racing? Things will be rolling on Mt. Tabor this weekend. See all the information on this event @ TaborDH.com

  • Time for The Tour de France 2012

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    It is only TEN short days until the Tour.  I know, I usually don’t post much in advance, but I have to remember to actually get my cable ordered so I can sit in the early morning hours and watch it. Although, this year, for the first time, I am contemplating watching it online.  Let…

  • Jogging Drone Suggests Biking Drone Coach

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    I was reading about RMIT geeks creating a jogging drone stalker on The Register. You can find out more about RMIT’s Exertion Games lab: http://www.rmit.edu.au/exertiongameslab Eberhard Graether is a visiting researcher from Austria, working in the Exertion Games Lab at RMIT. The Joggobot project explores how robots might make jogging more engaging in the future.…

  • Suspend Your Bike From a Wall Using Old Handlebars

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    This is a great use of an old set of handlebars, Kudos to Kyle Wilson for a no frills/straight forward guide for those of you looking to make your own wall mounted bike hanger but don’t feel like spending a bunch of dough.

  • Brompton U.S. Championships 2012

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    I just purchased a Dahon.  Then I realized there were Folding Bike Championships for Brompton’s, another brand of folding bike.  Nice article on UrbanVelo explaining the LeMans start, the Folding competition, and more.  Now I have to find a Dahon Championship and practice folding.  I think I am safe on clothing, Dahon owners have to…

  • DIY electronic shifting

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    DIY electronic shifting If you want Di2 on your bike, but you don’t have an extra few thousand dollars burning a hole in your pocket, Computer Engineer Nabil Tewolde has a perfect solution for you. His DIY electronic shifting system is, for the most part, made from parts found at his local hardware store, electronics…