So many of the new products for bicycling seem like the same old thing updated — new styles of clothes, new styles of panniers, new styles of helmets, new styles of rain wear …
But this commuter in London has created something that I think could be truly useful — abicycle barometer.
Essentially, Richard Pope developed a device that tells him whether its a better day to use his bicycle or the subway to get to work. ….
I’m always amazed at the ingenuity shown by so-called “garage inventors” when it comes to bicycles. It seems that more people than ever are using their talents to develop useful components for bicycles.
Nowhere is that more true than with bicycle lighting systems. Here are a few that I’ve stumbled across lately.
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