Here’s the second entry in this year’s Australian Design Awards that caught our eye.

Designed by James Morton from the UNSW it’s called the Firefly, and is a very interesting take on the everyday red led …

Fantastic plastic….

But this time it’s wood for two

Alpe d’Huez is one of the main climbs and has been a stage finish in the Tour de France almost every year since 1976. Now have it under your arse.

Something a little fresh and different. It seems the serious boutique component makers are making a come back.

Nothing like posting about something out of the left field. Previously we showed you a bamboo bike, so this time around is a bike carved out of wood.

OK, that sounds a bit harsh but it’s the general feeling around these parts.
Reading the journal of Mr. Pizzaz, I got to thinking that a diary from the point of view of someone trying to …

I was thinking about the post “Mountain Bikers Care About Wild Places” in conjunction with the recent “….tap, tap, tap …..” forum post regarding the aging mountain biking demographics as I rode along yesterday.
I mountain …

 
If you’ve ever had you bike receive a five finger discount, you’ll know just how crappy the experience is. At the same time, it does not prevent us from buying cheaper bikes, just because some …