Yep, you read that right…all-new, modernly wide 26″ alloy rims. WHich will appeal to some, but we’ll start with the arguably more appealing new $1,299 Ibis Logo wheelset and their carbon rims. Built with the same carbon fiber rims as their higher end 742 (27.5″) and 942 (29er) wheels, but with Ibis brand hubs instead […]
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This rolled in with the disclaimer – Warning: This comes with baggage… but it’s the best kinda baggage. Blackburn has put together a mini featurette documentary on a history of traveling the world by bike. It takes you from old boneshakers to modern bikepacking, from weekend trips to people riding crazy-long distances with stuff strapped to their bikes, making […]
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Shower like a pro with Hansgrohe – OK, so how could we not lead into the weekend with that image?! Hansgrohe USA is racing into spring with a social media campaign called Shower Like A Pro. From now through April 22, they’re celebrating the brand’s sponsorship of German cycling team, BORA-Hansgrohe. It also counts down to […]
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It’s Friday! Time to hang up the work clothes and ride bikes. Or work on bikes. Or plan future bike purchases. In short – bikes! We’re back at it with AASQ with a question from a Southern Californian who is making the move to Minneapolis… David says, “I’m moving from Southern California to Minneapolis-St. Paul. […]
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There was a lot going on at NAHBS this year, not just from a bicycle perspective but components as well. Tucked in the very back and sharing a small space with Project 321 and their new hubs, Knight Composites had a sneak peek of a few new additions to their catalog. Filling in holes in […]
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NAHBS is often a showcase of the newest trends in the bike world. From Speed Release axles to gravel bike suspension forks, the 2017 edition was no different, but thanks to The Pro’s Closet, there was plenty of vintage bike jewelry to obsess over as well. I’ll admit that I’m a bit of a vintage […]
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Like a number of builders, Low Bicycles already had some time int he spotlight thanks to their winning track bike, but the rest of their bikes are worth checking out as well. Specifically, this gravel prototype. Typically known for their aluminum track and road frames, Andrew Low says he wanted to try something different for […]
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It was almost exactly one year ago that Litespeed updated the T5G gravel road bike’s geometry and added flat mount brakes, and now they’ve made even more versatile by adding more and better mounts. Some of last year’s changes involved updated geometry to make it a little more stable and well mannered on the loose […]
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A pair of French mountain bikers – pro enduro& freeride rider Killian Bron & Maxime Peythieu – came up on this old mine a few years back and at the time left it at that. Then just recently on a dreary rainy day they dragged out their friend Olivier Cuvet to complete the group. Then, with the trails […]
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Italian helmet and sunglasses maker SH+ has just unveiled their latest road cycling helmet – the Shalimar Pro. At first glance we thought it was actually just a relaunch of last summer’s Shalimar, which has a very similar aesthetic and comes in at the same weight & price. The helmet is subtly new design though, said […]
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OK, so you’re obviously going to have to change a couple things to add a cog to your mountain bike, but SEQlite’s new wide range cassette makes it as easy as possible by letting you keep your existing hubs, chain, cranks and rear derailleur. All you need to swap are the cassette and shifter. Since […]
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Photo submitted by Eric Brouwers, “Here is a nice picture of my 6year old son Paddy on his little Kona. Having a lot of fun biking in the water of a flooded pond. The picture is made near the German border at the Elmpter Waldbruch near Swalmen Netherlands.” We always love seeing photos from where you are […]
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The new Mavic Comete Ultimate road cycling shoe is very clearly aimed at the spare-no-expense-for-performance crowd. Priced at $999, it’s a no holds barred exercise in both materials and construction as well as boosting human performance. The design uses. Separate inner and outer parts that can be swapped and replaced, and the cut is optimized […]
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Bikase has been making out-front smartphone case-and-mount combos and arm band jogging mounts for a while, but their latest offering makes it even easier to transition from the drive to the ride and back again by adding a universal car mount to their Sports Pack. It’s up on Kickstarter now, almost fully funded with days […]
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Remember that Shimano quick connect chain link they offered? Probably not, either because you’ve banished it from your mind or because it never really gained popularity thanks to a severe lack of user friendliness. Word on the street is we’ll see a new version this June that looks just like every other quick link option. […]
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Ok, so it’s not an IsoSpeed Decoupler equipped Trek Boone like the one we saw Katie Compton ride to victory at the USA Cycling Cyclocross National Championships. However, Trek’s latest official release still has a lot for cyclocross fans to be happy about – especially if the idea of single speed racing has ever crossed […]
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Eric Rolf was back at NAHBS 2017, and while many of his bikes are finished in some sort of raw titanium, this screaming red flat bar cross/gravel bike was attracting a lot of attention. And it should, because it looks like an incredibly fun bike. Apparently a project for a Jelly Belly team member who […]
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Google the phrase ‘Bad Hombre’ and you won’t find much in the way of bicycles. Fortunately, this Bad Hombre is more about red-orange rocks than someone with unnaturally orange skin. Based our of Moab, UT for the past six years, Blaze Cycles has a nine year history when it comes to bikes built by Pierre […]
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While the rest of their bikes may have been overshadowed by the President’s Choice victory for the Enigma Exemplar, there were still quite a few other bikes of their worth checking out. The Enigma Ecroix gravel bike painted in a Union Jack theme was enough to attract Jayson’s attention at Interbike last year, but for […]
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Urban bikes nowadays have to be built to provide comfortable transportation, exceptional durability, integrated accessories, and more, all while keeping a low profile. Cannondale has updated the Bad Boy utilizing their vast knowledge and experience of aluminum along the way. Varying by edition, it sports integrated front and rear lights, Urban Armor frame protection, and rolls on 650b […]
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Photo submitted by Christian, “Here’s a pic of my wife Isabelle riding her fatbike during a beautiful winter day at E47 ÉcoSentiers – Lac Delage, Québec, Canada. March 5th was a really sunny day and the snow was hard and taped … as we love it! It was definitely the BEST condition we got this winter for fat biking 😉” […]
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Electronic Safe Opened in 10 seconds with Black Box | Mr. Locksmith Video
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Quick Start Dumb Safe Electronic Box to Open S Series Electronic Sentry Safe.
1 – Plug 4 wire connector into Dumb Safe Electronic Box
2 – Turn on Power
3 – Wait for Red Light to turn on
4 – Enter new 5 Digit Code and # key (“12345#)
5 – Wait for Green Light to turn on
6 – When you hear the solenoid click
7 – Turn Handle and open safe
Note: Read the full instructions
If safe fails to open, repeat 1-7 or drill the solenoid.
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Electronic Safe Opened in 10 seconds with Black Box | Mr. Locksmith Video
For further information or to purchase the Black Box go to http://ift.tt/1GFfnQ5
Quick Start Dumb Safe Electronic Box to Open S Series Electronic Sentry Safe.
1 – Plug 4 wire connector into Dumb Safe Electronic Box
2 – Turn on Power
3 – Wait for Red Light to turn on
4 – Enter new 5 Digit Code and # key (“12345#)
5 – Wait for Green Light to turn on
6 – When you hear the solenoid click
7 – Turn Handle and open safe
Note: Read the full instructions
If safe fails to open, repeat 1-7 or drill the solenoid.
To purchase the Dumb Black Box go to http://ift.tt/1GFfnQ5
For On-line and Hands-on Locksmith Training Dates and Cities near you for Beginners, Intermediate, Advanced Locksmithing as well as my Covert Methods of Entry, Non-destructive Methods of Entry and to purchase the Famous “Dumb Key Force Tool” that opens Smart Key locks in seconds go to Mr. Locksmith Training http://ift.tt/1GFfnQ5
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Introducing Ashbury + Oak by Polygon – Choose from three and four bedroom townhomes in Langley’s Willoughby neighbourhood. This family community offers everything you need with retail shopping, restaurants, recreation centres nearby.
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Borrowing the lines from its top end alloy road bike, the Trek Emonda 650 puts smaller wheels on a top-notch frame and Shimano drivetrain, making it a race-ready ride for the youth. We spotted this at the Taipei Cycle show thinking we’d uncovered a hidden gem, but turns out (like so many companies) Trek just […]
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In the past ten years, a lot has changed for ENVE Composites. Their name changed from EDGE to ENVE, facilities have changed as they continued to grow, but one thing remains the same – ENVE’s carbon rims are still made in the USA. That poses a problem for a rapidly growing company as production begins […]
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To both the avid and occasional bike enthusiast the drivetrain can seem as confusing looking as it is to operate. For the average Joe who rides three times a season selecting the proper gear ratio can turn into a flurry of cross chaining, chain dropping madness. That’s where the Synchrobox comes into play. It was a little […]
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When people see wooden bikes on the show floor at NAHBS, there’s still a number that ask, “why wood?” Builders like Connor Wood Bicycles and Renovo Hardwood bicycles will tell you that the material offers better vibration damping than carbon, while delivering a balanced ride in terms of stiffness and ride quality. But the material […]
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David Earle, a veteran in the bicycle industry, figured 2007 was the right time to branch out and begin working on something he’d been involved with for years; the development of drivetrain components. Praxis Works was born. Prior to 2007, David was a member of the original Bontrager Cycles, a Senior Design Engineer at Specialized […]
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Last summer commuting bike maker Dahon showed us teaser images of their newest ultra-compact Curl folding bike. The double folding design based on the original Diblasi concept, was developed to offer a commuter that packed down even smaller than before, but the bike had yet to make it into production. Even though Dahon is the worldwide leader in the […]
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We swung by American Classic’s booth and were pointed toward this new rim, then the discussion quickly moved to Boost hubs (which are now shipping, BTW) and things got deep. So deep we’re planning a follow up video with founder Bill Shook. And so deep that we completely spaced on getting the details on their […]
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The KS LEV Ci carbon post started out as a 65mm travel dropper post for XC, now they’ve added a full range of travel options, including 100mm, 125mm, 150mm, and a massive new 175mm. It’s their premium option, with all the gram shaving details, hence the the $570-$620 price range. Details and more below… The […]
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Photo submitted by Wayne Stone, “My son, Wayah, late afternoon ses in Asheville Skate Park.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a brief description here.
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Coming soon to the Cambie corridor is a new development called Cambie Gardens by Onni. This stunning development is going to consist of 2,160 residential homes spread out over a 25.4 acre site. Also, included in this amazing project will be retail and commercial space, health centre, YMCA club and pool, a 2.5 acre park and the new Canada line transit station.
Floor Plans for Cambie Gardens
Floor plans have yet to be finalized but we can expect a wide range of unit options.
Pricing for Cambie Gardens
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At Eurobike last year, MRP introduced drop-in Ramp Control Cartridges for their own Ribon fork and select Rockshox 32mm and 35mm stanchion and Fox 34 forks. Then they added models for additional Rockshox forks, and now they’re rounding out the line to include Fox 32 and 36 forks. The RCC is a self contained volume […]
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Old Tracks, New Tricks, by Jessica Petersen is a new book recently published about old train tracks who learn how to do new tricks. Here is a counting printable and more activities to go with the book.
In the story, Old Tracks, New Tricks, children will get new ideas for ways to use train tracks. You can add other materials to them, such as blocks or Legos. You can even decorate the wooden pieces like a craft activity. Since the set of train tracks in my classroom belong to my school, I would only let kids decorate any broken track pieces that we would otherwise throw away.
Below, I’ve provided links to other blogs with some great ideas for using this book as inspiration with children. I have also created a set of counting mats to go with the book.
To use these Track Trick counting mats, kids will use the wooden train tracks to duplicate the design they see in the picture. The train tracks can be laid out on the floor (they don’t have to be stacked standing up). After kids have copied the track trick, they will count the train track pieces to see how many are in the design.
There are mats for each number 1-10.
Note: This is a FREE printable. Just click to download.
Download: Track Tricks Counting Mats
You can buy the book on Amazon.com – just click the cover (affiliate link):
Train Track Word Building, from Cutting Tiny Bites
Alphabet Train Tracks, from Teaching Mama
Wooden Train Track Dominoes, from Craftulate
Train Track Letter Formation Printable, from Miniature Masterminds
Train Play, from Teaching 2 and 3 Year Olds
Train Printables and Activities, from Old Tracks, New Tricks
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Think you’re a subject matter expert and want to coach, train or mentor others? Hunter Allen has been there, done that, offering 1-on-1 personal coaching for pro athletes, managing a team of coaches to train the masses, and co-founded TrainingPeaks, one of the top online/cloud based training programs. He share his #startup story, plus tons […]
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Keeping up with the trend of introducing special paint schemes for key riders, Trek has unveiled the latest Project One creation for John Degenkolb. Known for his performance in classics like Milan-San Remo and Paris-Roubaix, Degenkolb will be racing the rest of the spring classics on this Cafe Racer inspired Domane. However, this isn’t just […]
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Continuing down New Builders’ row, we find another carbon bike this time out of Italy. Andrea Sega of Werking Handcrafted bikes creates full custom carbon creations out of Trentino, Italy, so naturally his bike was fitted with Campagnolo parts. From custom layup, to custom geometry, and custom paint, Andrea’s frames are another beautiful option in […]
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There are many factors to consider when choosing which type of window treatment you’d like to get for your home. Here are three of them:
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Style
Unlike many years ago, window coverings are available in a variety of different styles. Your choices include wood blinds, cellular shades, woven wood shades, pleated shades, shutters and draperies. While many people will choose the same wood blind or shade for every room in their house, that isn’t always the best idea.
A better idea is to consider what each room is being used for and then choose your window coverings based on that.
For example, bathrooms and bedrooms require more privacy then let’s say your kitchen. For those rooms you should look for coverings that room-darkening features. Not only will that help to block the sun on those summer mornings when you want to sleep in but the sun rises at 6 AM, but it will also block anyone from seeing into your room. Another benefit is that in the summer the room-darkening shades will block out the heat and the winter they will block out the cold. Source: SheBudgets
Budget
Are you outfitting just one window or the entire house? You may consider spending more on certain windows and scaling back on others. Window treatments are priced by size, so expect larger treatments to cost more. Custom sizes and specialty fabrics, patterns, and features also add to the cost. Source: GoodHousekeeping
Window’s Exposure
Windows that are facing towards the east or south can produce large amounts of heat and sunlight. This can cause furniture, carpeting and other areas of the home to fade if some level of sun blockage is not used. Source: AngiesList
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Your overall showering experience is affected by many factors. One of these is the type of showerhead you’re using. Check out four common showerhead types below:
Standard Wall-Mount Showerhead
The most economical option, standard wall-mount showerheads can be adjusted slightly by moving the shower neck. Models that offer varying spray types fit the needs of most users. Source: BHG
Hand-Held Showerhead
A hand-held showerhead is connected to a long hose and it sit in a cradle when it is not in your hand. Handheld showerheads can be used as a fixed shower head but when taken off the cradle they can be used for much more, like bathing pets, washing children, and even for cleaning the tub.
Hand-held showerheads are available in many different lengths of hose but to meet ADA compliance they must be at least 84” long. The longer the hose the more convenient but it could get in the way of the tub. Hoses between 60” and 72” work well for the average home. Source: Plumbing.About
Ceiling-Mount Showerhead
The ceiling-mount or top-mount showerhead is installed on the ceiling. The spray of this type of showerhead is reminiscent of rain, as water comes from directly overhead. Ceiling-mount showerheads come in many shapes and sizes. Some models can also be mounted flush to the ceiling, which is great for bathrooms with low ceiling heights. Source: Property24
Aerating Showerhead
By mixing air with water, these showerheads form a misty spray to make the flow feel more substantial. Laminar-flow showerheads form individual streams of water instead. On the models we tested, aeration cooled the water from 5 to 15 degrees F on its way from the showerhead to where it would hit your back. Laminar-flow showerheads may cost a little more, but they save energy by maintaining the water temperature better. And they don’t create as much steam and moisture, a plus especially if you live in a humid region. Source: ConsumerReports
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New Builders row is always an interesting part of NAHBS. Usually tucked to the side of the show floor, the simple tables covered in nondescript white tablecloths with a black curtain can be a big part of a builder’s career. Many of the big names have started on this row, and because of that you never […]
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If you think wide range cassette adapters are just for mountain bikes, think again. Relic MTB showed off this 40-tooth cog that slips onto the back of a Shimano 10 or 11 speed cassette. It comes with an 16-tooth intermediate cog to replace the 15 and 17 usually found in the lower third of the […]
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We spoke to several brands at the Taipei Cycle Show that are taking a different route to market, and Square Root is an upstart that’s using the power of the Interwebz to get you a deal on a new carbon fiber wheelset. At launch, they’ll offer a full range of mountain bike wheels with full […]
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Photo submitted by Cullen Bode, “Took this shot after a short evening ride in Marquette, MI.” We always love seeing photos from where you are riding and are happy to share them with our readers around the world here on the Pic Of The Day. Send in your pics with a brief description here.
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Introduce in December, the new Danny MacAskill signature brake is a Magura MT7 with a new lever that features a independent power and reach adjustments. Both are tooled adjustments, with the former changing the leverage ratio that the lever puts on the master cylinder’s piston. It effectively changes the power between what you’d get out […]
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New WCS Vantage is their first carbon mtb wheel in more than two years. The old version was trying to be fully tubeless…not tubeless ready, but tubeless, period. But they couldn’t ever get it quite the way they wanted and make it light enough. So, they went with a hookless bead wall and ended up […]
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A new Collection of Willoughby, Langley Townhomes & Single Family Homes.
This wonderful new community of 54 townhomes and 36 single family homes is coming soon to Willoughby.
Ideally located at the 82nd Avenue and 204B Streets, this unique community features a shared common greenspace and is bordered on 2 sides by a nature belt. The townhomes will feature 2, 3 and 3+den plans, with either yards or roof top decks. The single family homes will feature 4 bedroom + den or 5 bedroom + den plans, some offering master on main living.
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Between all of the beautiful custom bikes, the mix of urban cargo bikes, and e-commuters of NAHBS & BFS each year, there are more expertly crafted professional paint jobs than we can imagine. But not everyone (or even for that matter many of us) can afford to drop several grand on a new custom bike, and then a few […]
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Battery powered or dynamo powered? If you’re looking for a new light and you find yourself asking that question, soon the answer could be… both. That’s because Sinewave Cycles has a new headlight that builds a number of features into a single unit. Not only does the light have the option of multiple power sources, […]
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Even though Raleigh’s current bikes wouldn’t exactly qualify for the North American Handmade Bike Show, there were two Raleighs on display in Salt Lake City that had every reason to be there. Part of a collaboration between Raleigh and Don Walker, the two parties teamed up to build two very special show bikes to commemorate […]
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