Archive | October, 2009
Ready to Ride Again: Her Road to Recovery from Breast Cancer

Ready to Ride Again: Her Road to Recovery from Breast Cancer

By Tara R. McKee I was lucky to meet Gretchen Fegel, one of those delightful women who is a complete stranger one minute and a new friend the next. We started out talking about bicycles, but the conversation soon turned to less about the bike and more about life. I was surprised to hear that [...]

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Jolyn close-up

Outfitted for the Elements

Curious about how to dress in the cold weather for cycling? Cycle and Style has a guide to help you dress just right for temps in the 20′s through the 60′s.

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Tandem Review: the Co-Motion Periscope Torpedo

Tandem Review: the Co-Motion Periscope Torpedo

As a feature of Cycle & Style magazine, we periodically will review bicycles, accessories, or types of biking. In this case, one of our favorite local bike shops, Bingham Cyclery introduced us to the Co-Motion tandem. The owner of the store had mentioned how much fun he had riding it with his 6-year old son [...]

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Halloween Spoketacular

Halloween Spoketacular

Doors they move, and gates they hide, Mischiefs that on moon-beams ride Are their deeds, and, by their spells, Love records its oracles. Eery shadows were they then- But to-night they come again; Were we once more but sixteen, Precious would be Halloween. from the poem Hallowe’en by Joel Benton Halloween remains a popular festival [...]

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A Girl’s Guide to Bike Shops

A Girl’s Guide to Bike Shops

We have been in many bicycle shops over the years and the vast majority, have great helpful staff that are happy to help female customers. There are alas, a few bad apples: guys who only want to talk to my husband, one bike store manager who was downright rude, and the plain old unhelpful who [...]

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Segregated Bike Lanes… What do you think?

Cycle and Style thinks that this is an important issue. Safe bike lanes are a must for every American city.  This is a tale of caution for those cities that have not made a strong effort to make bike lanes a priority.  Bike lanes, and most especially segregated bike lanes, make everyone on the road a [...]

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