Just in are the new ISM saddles, the Podium and the Breakaway.
They are built a little different from previous ISM saddles.
A little narrower in the front for comfort issues.
Just in are the new ISM saddles, the Podium and the Breakaway.
They are built a little different from previous ISM saddles.
A little narrower in the front for comfort issues.
Watch out........






That's right, "He Hate Me" is the perfect way to begin this post since all cyclists think their bikes are the best. And those that don't like a particular bike because of its' construction, its' brand, or because it just isn't plain cool enough, always seem like armchair quarterbacks because they always seem to know one bike that is better than yours.

The terms of the settlement remain confidential, and a U.S. District Court Judge closed the case as ‘dismissed with prejudice’, meaning it can not be raised in court again.
The dispute between Trek and Lemond started two years ago as the parties sought to terminate their licensing agreement, with both parties claiming the other had breached the agreement. Lemond argued Trek had stopped putting effort behind the brand, while Trek claimed that Lemond’s remarks concerning Lance Armstrong hurt Trek’s sales.
Court ordered mediation led to the out-of-court settlement, which will see Trek donating $200,000 to 1in6.org, Lemond’s charity that supports adult victims of childhood sexual abuse.
In a statement released by lawyers from both parties, LeMond said: “I am pleased to resolve the issues between Trek and myself and am happy to be able to move forward with the things important in my life. I take deep satisfaction in this resolution and believe it will have a positive impact on those that can benefit most from the purpose of 1in6.org.”
Trek president John Burke added: “Greg has a hard-won place in the Pantheon of bicycle racing and we are proud of what we were able to accomplish together. Trek respects Greg’s efforts and commitment to the charitable foundation, and Trek is pleased to lend its support to that very worthwhile endeavour.”
Lemond now has rights to his brand again and is said to be seeking ways to bring it back to retail.
BikeRegistry.com has been around for a while, but I just found it and thought it is worth sharing. David, the founder, said they’ve made some improvements to the back end recently to help the site work better. Here’s the deal:
In preparation for the upcoming 2010 cycling season, BikeRegistry.com has upgraded its server capacity to better handle a growing membership. Membership (and bike registration) is free. A detailed description of a bike’s physical characteristics along with its serial number and photo, in conjunction with TAGGING of the bike enable recovery if stolen. Unlike other bike registration systems, the database is open to law enforcement and the public. Decal Kits are available at a nominal cost, with proceeds going to Goodwill Industries.
Where: Lake Fausse Point State Park
When: Sunday - March 28th, 2010
Distance: 87.8 miles for ALL categories.
50 Rider Limit for Cat 5.
The Ragin' Road Rally is a 90 mile - one day race, starting from Lake Fausse Point State Park - goes to Leonville, LA - then back to the Lake Fausse Point State Park. The course will consist mainly of smooth blacktop, but will have sections of gravel and substandard roadways to separate things a bit. Better bring your spoke wrench.
For sponsorship opportunities for the 2010 Ragin' Road Rally, please click here

Pictured above are the new Zero Gravity GSL Brakes which just arrived at Precision Bikes.
The brake-set retails for $400.
The set weighs in at 207 grams with pads and nut on back of brake.