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Serving the Community One Book At a Time
By Samantha Shimogawa
Nearly a year ago, Laura Moulton started up a project called Street Books, a unique enterprise created for the purpose of serving those who live outside. What makes things interesting is that it’s a bicycle-powered mobile library. Moulton cycles around town with 40-50 books packed into her book cart cargo trunk tricycle, lending them to those interested or in need of a little literary relaxation. Read More
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Idaho Women Focus on RAAM
By Jennifer Forsyth
The 31st edition of the Race Across America, RAAM, known as a grueling endurance event and justifiably called the “World’s Toughest Bicycle Race,” will begin in mid-June on the shores of the Pacific Ocean in Oceanside, Calif., and end in Annapolis, Md. — it is a cross country race like no other. This year, one Idaho team comprised solely of female cyclists is attempting the journey. Team Laughing Dog is their name, but laughing they are not... Read More
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Gregg’s Cycle — The Life and Story of 80 Years in Business
By Samantha Shimogawa
Original owner and founder, Ray Vincent (R.V.) Gregg certainly could not have known how much his company would achieve when he first opened up Gregg’s Greenlake Cycle in 1932. Though originally from Minnesota, he and his family had moved to Saskatchewan, Canada, where he farmed wheat, and probably would have remained in this occupation had the farming economy not fallen on hard times in the late ‘20s. Read More
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Exercising in the Heat
By Ellen K. Chow, MS, RD, CSSD, CD
We live in the great Northwest, so why talk about heat and altitude? It turns out that many... Read More
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Reviews - Kontact Anatomical and Ortlieb Office Bag
By Bicycle Paper
If you’ve been paying attention the past few years, I have written reviews on several interesting... Read More
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Stay Strong All Season Long
By Sylvie Allen
Just like your bike needs maintenance during the riding season, so does your body as it takes... Read More
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Before My S.U.B. Was A Status Symbol
By Joe Kurmaskie
Who among us touring cyclists hasn’t been mistaken for the homeless? What with hauling our... Read More
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Dysfunctional Cycling Club, and Why You Should Quit
By Maynard Hershon
I believe that the good group training ride, perhaps especially the good club training ride, is... Read More
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The Mother Of All Tailwinds
By Joe Kurmaskie
Riding one hundred miles in under three hours on a bicycle is akin to breaking the three-minute... Read More
