Sep 06, 2008 · 07:14 PM · permalink
Is this old news?
I knew it was at Trekworld ‘07, but I haven’t actually seen this bike until today. It’s pretty - real simple setup, with an amazing Ivory paint job. The Nexus hub and the throw-back bar/stem/saddle is pretty darn cool looking. I may have to pull the trigger on that one.
Spotted at River City Cycles in Portland, OR.
That front basket is NICE!
Sep 05, 2008 · 06:49 PM · permalink
Spotted outside Costco.
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Sep 05, 2008 · 08:30 AM · permalink
Brad Roe, Editor Road Bike Action, has uploaded photos for Bike Hugger from Eurobike. The first few are streaming in, including this Double Dutch.
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Sep 05, 2008 · 06:15 AM · permalink
We rode with George Hincapie on the USPro course and later partied at the Style in Motion Fashion show.
Sep 04, 2008 · 07:04 PM · permalink
DZ-Nuts, a high viscocity chamois creme, just arrived at Hugga HQ
and in time to protect our junk during Cross.
Sep 04, 2008 · 02:03 PM · permalink
This bike takes photos, geotags them, and uploads every 60 seconds. It’s also solar—powered. We need this bike in our Mobile Socials and at SXSW.
Next up: GPS art-bikes. Ride a route and make art with it.
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Sep 03, 2008 · 10:27 PM · permalink
Sturmey Archer blog is reporting the long-awaited 3-speed fixed cog system is finally to prototype. Made famous by Sheldon Brown is the SA ASC 3-speed fixed. The cogs are fixed - sure, but by the magic of internal gearing, there various speeds are fixed.
I can certainly see the value here. I live on a big hill. Rolling down in the morning with my 68 inch gear can be an excercise in leg speed. On the way home - it’s standing all the way. What if I could run 68 on the flats, 85 on the downhills, and 50 on the uphills? How novel, and coming to a hipster near you I’m sure.
Sep 03, 2008 · 11:55 AM · permalink
Readers that follow us here and via Twitter, Flickr, Interbike, and our Link Blog, may wonder just how we do it or maybe even considering blogging themselves; well, here ya go, all the details.
Sep 03, 2008 · 09:13 AM · permalink
Kim and I represented Hugger at the annual Labor Day Cargo Bike Ride. That is where we spotted this custom painted beauty. Alex, head mechanic and owner of 20/20 had this frame fashioned by Bilenky Cycle Works in Philly PA. Inspired to get your own? We expect two similar Bilenky Cargo Bikes are in the works. They’ll be available for sale at 20/20 upon completion. More photos from the cargo bike social to come.
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Sep 03, 2008 · 06:45 AM · permalink
Pam got this “money shot” at the USPro podium, just for the ladies …
also noting that white shorts are in.
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