bicycle blogs

The internet is like the bicycle it will take you places you have never been. Sometimes you will discover

places on your bike that will open up your head. The internet will show you things that you've never seen, and the people that are living the life that you dream. Your bike will do the same, with the exception that you get to smell the air feel the ground beneth your wheels. There are people like us and they write blogs about riding bikes. check this out.
http://www.bikeblogs.com

Messing around behind the shop

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cIPaM-BnO1U


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=chRZ4ua2UrE

Doctor Ollywood

This is my friend Oliver, he owns "Cycle Station" in Kona Hawaii.
http://www.cyclestationhawaii.com/

"Boecycle" Handcrafted Bicycles

One of the nice things about the holiday season is you get to see people that you havent seen in a while. Chris Boedecker was in town visting family. Here is some of his handy work.

merry christmas everybody

Santa's problems

Compliments of Chris B. Happy Holiday !! Enjoy !! jim

106th anniversary of first flight

Guess what today is?


On Dec. 17, 1903, the Wright brothers made the first successful controlled powered flight. Unlike countless attempts over thousands of years, the scene over the sand dunes of Kill Devil Hills near Kitty Hawk, N.C., was more a product of science than art. Until that date -- 106 years ago today -- such flight was largely a product of the imagination or of daring pilots lacking knowledge and much, if any of an extensive future.In 1889, they published a four page weekly newspaper, the West Side News. They built their own printing press. Wilbur acted as editor of the paper. It was fairly successful, but after a year they became interested in other work. Orville became interested in bicycling and won prizes in amateur meets. With inventive genius to improve Orville's bicycle for meets, the brothers opened a bicycle repair and sales shop in Dayton in 1892.

If you would like to read the complete article here is the link
 http://www.standard.net/topics/hafb/2009/12/16/106th-anniversary-first-flight