Monthly Archives: March 2012

Bike Skills Park Coming to Sooke!

http://www.sookenewsmirror.com/news/144704775.html Bike skills park is a go The bike park would be situated among the trees in the top quarter of John Phillips Memorial Park. Pirjo Raits  By Pirjo Raits - Sooke News Mirror Published: March 28, 2012 2:00 PM Updated: March 28,…

PROJEKT ROAM: Dig It

Camaraderie. Dust. Sweat. Exertion. Chatter and laughter. Embellished tales. But a few descriptives actively depicting a trail day in any biking community… As for ours, warmth emanates from the sun’s beams, making it easy for our trail crew to forget…

30 DAYS OF BIKING HAS ONE RULE …

…Ride your bike every day for the month of April. It doesn’t matter for how far or what bike, it can be to the end of the block or even on the trainer, just as long as you ride your bike. Unlike Fight Club, the point of 30 Days of Biking is talking about it! It’s all about creating awareness and showing some bike love. The 30 Days of Biking concept was created in 2010 by Patrick Stephenson and Zachariah Schaap in Minneapolis and this will be the second year I’ve taken part. If you haven’t heard about it, you’re … Continue Reading »

Hello, Daylight Savings Time!

I don’t know about you guys, but I sure missed riding in the evenings after work! After yesterday’s storm where we were just shy of hurricane force winds (winds topped out at 116 km/hr), I was starting to think I…

Vancouver School Board backs province-wide cycling education

Read more: http://www.vancourier.com/Vancouver+School+Board+backs+province+wide+cycling+education/6121199/story.html Vancouver School Board backs province-wide cycling education pitch made by B.C. Cycling Coalition BY NAOIBH O’CONNOR, STAFF WRITER FEBRUARY 8, 2012 The B.C. Cycling Coalition says the province has focused on cycling infrastructure and to a lesser degree promoting…

The Outtakes

Today I thought it would be fun to take some footage to show the bike in action. I borrowed a GoPro, made sure it was charged, checked that there was room on the SD card, and headed off. In my head I had the whole shoot planned and knew exactly what I wanted. What could possibly go wrong? One minor detail was overlooked… I didn’t check the camera settings. What I didn’t realize was that the camera was setup to shoot photos every five seconds versus shooting video, and even better, it was also set to shoot everything inverted. It … Continue Reading »