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Posted on March 10, 2011 by Adam
Ever wonder why a bike shop charges ten dollars for labor on a simple flat? Next time save yourself some loot and DIY! For a hands-on tutorial stop by Budget Bicycle Center any Wednesday evening at 7 pm between May 25 and the end of August. It's FREE, bring your bike and your tools (or wallet) and get intimate with your bicycle.
Posted on January 16, 2011 by Bradley
Numerous cyclists ride bikes for exercise or leisure, but what happens when inclement weather keeps you indoors? It's no fun taking a bicycle out on the cold, slippery streets where drivers often are too distracted to pay attention to cyclists. Also riding on a hot, humid day can be even more oppressive...videos & user comments included
Posted on January 12, 2011 by Ben
Last night while riding home from work, I couldn’t help but wonder how much help my studded tires really were giving. Sure, I wasn’t slipping, but I still took corners pretty slowly, never leaning into them, and rutted up snow still pushed me around a bit.
Posted on January 2, 2011 by Bradley
You could say it’s a trailer and bicyclists have been attaching various trailers to their bikes for as long as there were trailers and bikes, but the research and industrial design time Burley spent is evident. Officially, the Travoy is called an Urban Commuter Trailer and is intended to get groceries, errands, and so on.
Posted on December 21, 2010 by Ben
Here at Budget Bicycle Center, we have always embraced history. We love looking back at the development of bicycle technology and where it will take us into the future. While we have the pleasure of working with several companies with a great and storied history, none is so respite with heritage, palmarès, and innovation as Bianchi.
Posted on December 17, 2010 by Ben
Western Wheel Works was founded in Chicago around 1890 by Chicago Immigrant Adolf Shoeninger. His mass production practices learned from Albert Agustus Pope and Columbia bicycles helped Wheel Works keep costs down and profits high.
Posted on December 17, 2010 by Ben
Winter. The season of snow, ice, wind, visible breath, and numb fingers. For many, this is the time of year that bikes come inside and are pedaled on a trainer, or worse yet, simply hung up until the spring thaw. For some, its a time to cross-train on skis or snowshoes. For others, a time to pound out as many trainer miles as they can tolerate.
Posted on November 18, 2010 by Scot
Travel often? Don’t have space to store a bicycle indoors? Want to ride to work, but its just a bit too far? A folding bicycle can solve all these issues and more! Folding bikes have proven great for city riding and commuting to work. Many who have a long commute will break it up by...
Posted on November 18, 2010 by Ben
One of the great commercial marriages of the late nineteenth century was the development of the bicycle alongside the development of the multi color poster. While both inventions had international appeal, their foundations were provided in France. Artist Jules Chéret developed a process of overlapping color fields to create vibrant, multi-tonal works...
Posted on November 17, 2010 by Ben
Our cult is an eclectic one. Spandex wearing roadies, flocks of gear-hound one-upsmen. College students on rusty Huffys with flat tires, riding through red lights, blissfully unaware of the fact that they almost just died.
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