Categories: Bicycle Commuting | October 29th, 2009 | by admin | one comments
A Reader Asks…
I like track bikes and I like the idea of perhaps buying one, but I don’t like the fact that the rear wheel lacks a flywheel and brake like on a standard bicycle.
Are there track bikes available that use a conventional set-up?
If I ever bought one I’d really only use it for general commuting or riding.
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | November 2nd, 2009 | by admin | no comments
Is The Savings Of A Scooter Worth The Risk Of Driving It??
In a time when it seems as if prices are rising exponentially overnight, how far will people go to save a few bucks? I think we have all seen a new rise in more efficient, money saving alternatives many of which tend to be “green” alternatives. Less people are …
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | December 13th, 2009 | by admin | no comments
Allgau is one of the most marvelous and tempting places surrounded with the mountain peaks around Widderstein and Geisshorn and beautiful landscapes. Various sports and cultural activities also bind the visitors to visit here again and again. For fascinating and everlasting holidays, Allgau offers primarily located hotels and resorts around rolling hills of the Allgau in the …
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | November 13th, 2009 | by admin | 3 comments
A Reader Asks…
I am looking to buy a new bicycle for a daily commute each way of 4 miles on city streets. I haven’t been on a bicycle since I was a kid and I’m 6′2″ 240 lbs. Any suggestions?
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | December 2nd, 2009 | by admin | 2 comments
A Reader Asks…
I have lived in Beijing China for a couple years and have spent most of my time traveling by either the use of an electric bicycle or by the means of a motor scooter. I have found both vehicles fun and efficient ways to get where I need to go with very little cost and emission worries. Can I bring these items (or one or the other) back to the USA with me legally, and if so, what might be the easiest way to get them back home? Thank your for answers in advance. Happy Commuting
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | October 12th, 2009 | by admin | 2 comments
A Reader Asks…
Im converting my cruiser to a 48cc 2 stroke bicycle engine for commuting each day, I would like to add some performance parts to it so it can go around 35, 40mph. Other then using a smaller sprocket, what are ways to increase performance on it?
Categories: Bicycle Commuting | November 27th, 2009 | by admin | 12 comments