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Remembering Howie the Bike Man

Howie Cohen spent more than 50 years reshaping how bicycles were made and sold around the world PHOTOS: TODD VAN FLEET Howie Cohen was not a man on a mission. He was a man with a passion — for bicycles. Anything and everything bicycles. And he had, by any measure, been wildly successful in the bicycle business. But today, a look back at what Howie accomplished is amazing. Even at 74, Howie the Bikeman was working seven days a week... Read more

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Safety Never Looked So Good

Elevate your daily riding uniform with the next generation of commuter helmets. Thousand’s Chapter Collection is a MIPS bike helmet engineered for performance, convenience, and safety. With an included multi-use, magnetic taillight, The Chapter Collection is the next step forward in making safety seamless for riders of all levels. Get yours here https://www.explorethousand.com

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Confessions of a Bicycle Thief

Even bike racks aren’t protection from crafty thieves. BY CHRISTOPHER DYER On his website, Arizona-based lawyer Erik Ryberg has posted a favorite joke, “Q: What did the meth-head get for Christmas? A: My bike.” Ryberg, “Tucson’s Bicycle Lawyer,” specializes in cases involving cyclists and is in tune with the city’s vast bicycle scene. “Theft is on everyone’s mind all the time,” Ryberg says. For many years Tucson was one of the worst cities for bicycle theft in the U.S. in... Read more

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Tour De Fat: Sturgis for Bicycles

A FUNdraiser of sorts, New Belgium celebrates bikes and community community creativity Photos: Aaron Bible Tossing bottles onto a conveyor belt and carrying kegs into bars 15 years ago in Fort Collins, CO, Michael Craft couldn’t have imagined that today he’d be at the nexus of where beer meets bikes. His previous role as Senator of Tour de Fat Non-Profit Relations, (he’s now in Asheville, NC and works as the Community Ambassador). To everyone he comes into contact with, he’s... Read more