Winter 2001

 

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• French Polynesia Is Cycling Paradise  By Theresa Russell
  Cruise on ship leads to pleasant cruising via bicycle on an island paradise for tour operator/cycling writer and co-author of recently-published Anacus Press book: Bed, Breakfast & Bike Midwest. (What better subject to forget about this bone-chilling winter weather?)

• "Life Is a Bike" Column  By Gianna Bellofatto
  Is is perfectly reasonable to expect the perfect bike world or should we instead perfect the perfect bike attitude? Our perfectionist/columnist ponders this perfectly in this personal piece of pedaling prose...
  A Perfect Bike World

• Bikexchange.com Winter 2001 Cyclist Poll  By Our Visitors
  The issues of "bikeable communities" and urban sprawl are at the front of many a political debate. While we're "at the front," how about bike racks on the front of all taxpayer-subsidized public transit buses? Inexpensive, practical and popular? Yea or Nay? See what our readers think and, while you're there, be so kind as to log your own vote. (Poll posted 1/2/01)

• Guest Editorial: Keystone Mountain Bikers Could Lose More PA State Gamelands Trails  
  By Don Andrews, Membership Chairman of new statewide Keystone Mountain Bikers
  Recent unfriendly signals from Pennsylvania's powerful Game Commission (PGC) spur PA mountain bikers into action as they hope to unite scattered clubs into a consistent, statewide voice. Important PGC meeting slated for January 25.
  Bikexchange.com View: The "Keystone" Is Cooperation (and Numbers)
  By Jim Joyce, Editor, The Bicycle Exchange

• From The (t.b.e.)X Files:
     Timely selections from the Ghost of Features Past.
     Salt In the Wounds  By Andy "the Mechanic" Wallen  From Winter 1999
     That sloppy, slushy--salty--wintry mix some of us know all too well and
     what it means to your bike frame. Vintage excerpt from a past
     Ask the Mechanic column.   

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