Tuesday, September 28, 2010

Just some of the updates seen at Interbike this year that could pop up at the shop eventually...


XTR prototype





Newer and stronger Crank Brothers eggbeaters

Surly Trailer

Find more favorites at Dirt Rag

Good Buddies



Don't forget that fall and winter weather is for riding with good buddies. Call up a friend today and get them out on a bike ride with you. Suggested pre and post ride activities:

Espressos at a Coffee Shop--they are yummy
Soup at Gratefulbread
A slice and a beverage at Yia Yias
Camping

As you can see, some bike rides with your friends are just about rolling around town and having fun with friends.

Get Rad.

Monday, September 27, 2010

Bennet woman races bikes nationally, internationally

By PETER SALTER / Lincoln Journal Star | Posted: Monday, September 27, 2010 12:50 am



Updated Time and Date for Commuter Clinic this Thursday

With a Little Preparation, Biking in Winter Can Be a Positive Experience

Recent post from Star City Blog- By Hilary Stohs-Krause




... While any bike will suffice for Lincoln’s winters, there are several ways riders can prepare their gear – and themselves. Experts from several Lincoln bike shops shared their tips for safely commuting in winter, from which tires get the best grip to keeping warm on the way... (follow link for full story)

Sunday, September 26, 2010

Last Chance to Fix the Bridge

Terry Genrich from the Lincoln Parks and Rec needs your help to get
funding to repair the Bison Trail bridge just south of Van Dorn. Terry
is working on a grant that is due at the end of the month, and letters
from the citizens of Lincoln could be the driving factor of getting this
grant passed. All you need to do is write a short letter to Terry
saying Why you think the bridge needs to be repaired/replaced, and how
you use this bridge. Letters need to be received no later than September
27th to addresses below. Thanks for your support!



By Mail:

Lincoln Parks and Rec

Attn: Terry Genrich

2740 A Street

Lincoln, NE 68502



By Email:

tgenrich@lincoln.ne.gov

Saturday, September 25, 2010

Sondy is back from Vegas...

Come see what stories didn't stay in Vegas!

Giant Booth

Giant's Pro Pit @ VegasCross

VegasCross Crowd

VegasCross

Benefit to the Bridges


Mark your calendars for 10/10/10! A "Benefit to the Bridges" concert is going to be held at the Day Camp Area in the Fitness Loop on October 10th @ 3pm.

A ride to the "
Benefit to the Bridges" will be leaving from Meadowlark Coffee also on October 10th @ 2:30. Get there early for your afternoon coffee fix and then we'll all ride down and noodle dance to Blues Messenger and Friends.

Family fun for free! Donations Welcomed!
All the donations will go towards fixing the bridges in Wilderness Park. All are welcome. Come show your support for Wilderness Park!

Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Tuesday, April 27, 2010

Trans Iowa Recap--

We drove a bunch. Ate some. Rode some bikes. Ate some. Got some coffee. Rode some bikes. Slept. Drove some. Ate some. Pretty fun. Thanks guys.


Tuesday, February 23, 2010

Frost Bike QBP

Damon, Tony, Tom, and myself made it up to the show in Minneapolis to check out what QBP had for new product this 2010 season. Damon and I had the "wow" tour of the QBP facility. Good food, cool product, nice people, and familiar faces in the Surly, Salsa, and Shimano booths made the trip worth while. Salsa has a new rack line that we will be stocking for you adventure cyclists out there. Surly is keeping strong and we are sooooper excited for the black LHT that will be available later this summer. We had Pugsley envy. Good show.

Schwalbe tires will be in-stock and ready to buy. We have a dealer agreement with Schwalbe this year. This will expand the line of tires that we can get from them. By going direct we can get whatever is under the sun, or rather what is in their catalog.

I think i got in the last ski today. Keller and I made it out to Pawnee lake and skied around. Pretty fun.

No pictures. Sorry.

Butch

Wednesday, December 16, 2009

S240-Sub 24 Hour Overnights













"If you have to work for a living and don't have summers off, bike camping is easier to fit in, and the easiest way of all is with Sub-24 Hour Overnight (S24O) trips. You leave on your bike in the late afternoon or evening, ride to your campsite in a few hours, camp, sleep, and ride home the next morning. It's that simple, and that's the beauty of it. You can fit it in. It requires almost no planning or time commitment. In the past four years I've done more than fifty of them, and I'm no planner."--http://www.rivbike.com/article/bike_camping/camping_vs_touring