This past weekends grand event in Portland was a success.  By searching on Google I found two hopping forums that were buzzing about the beautiful bikes.
I lust after several bikes, but the pocket isn’t ready nor is my head.  How do you chose?  I can’t and haven’t been able to for years now. These photos [...]

Back at Interbike Cane Creek released a new headset, the 110.

Information pulled from Cane Creek’s website :
Hard-Pack Alloy – The cups and spacers are machined from a custom drawn seamless tube of 7050 Plus Aluminum. This unique manufacturing process allows for an incredibly strong material without a weight penalty.
Captured Compression Ring – Variations in [...]

Recently we have noted three areas of new technology for road and mountain bikes that we see as being things that will affect bicycles in the future. Your next bike may very well have one or more of these new developements that are already being used on production bikes today.
Differentially sized head sets with [...]

Are you a fan of SRM or Ergomo simply because you could use it on your mountain bike? Finally Saris, who had one of the original power meters with the Power Tap, seem to be figuring out a way to have a mountain bike version of their famed hub.  What was the biggest [...]

Over at BlueCollarMTB I have recently started reviewing a new ‘08 Trek Fuel EX 5.5. Now I won’t be cross posting too much but I do plan on making some comparison and how to’s on a few parts that I think are great for upgrades.
The first one that I am pretty excited about [...]

Oregon is known for being one of the leaders in the handmade bicycle scene. A sampling of bike builders include DeSalvo, Ira Ryan, Ahearne, & Jones. These builders are desired by many, there often backed up several months to years.
If you are in the Portland area November 11th do yourself a favor [...]