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  • One Ziptie, a Bottle Cap and No Duct Tape (top that!)

    A hanging shelf bracket in my (grumble) wonderful (cough) fridge busted. It was of course…plastic. Not much good to have your cheese drawer sitting on your eggs, gotta fix it. I hammered out a bracket to grip the vestigial fastener so that it could take tension and applied an 8″ zip tie. Good enough for…

    jedreynolds

    September 14, 2010
    security, sustainable living
    bottle cap, fridge, zip tie
  • Black Sheep Bikes ZAMer 36er Mountain Bike Review | Mountain bike product reviews, bike builds, trail reviews, forum, and tips – MTOBikes.com

    While I could probably do without the cost of a titanium frame, I bet the ride on a 36er would be super duper smooth. (Anyone ever make a bamboo 36er?) This article discusses the challenge in designing a 36er, mostly getting the rake, head angle and trail correct: Black Sheep Bikes ZAMer 36er Mountain Bike…

    jedreynolds

    September 14, 2010
    Cycling
    36 inch wheels, 36er, black sheep, head angle, rake, smooth ride, titanium bike, trail, unicycle wheels
  • Post Consumer Fenders

    Disposable water bottles are a tricky substance to work with, apparently: PET plastics do not glue, or heat-weld easily. However, people have been using them to create bicycle fenders. Re-molded post consumer plastic mudflaps. Fenders assembled from drinking bottles. Coroplast and aluminum fender. I assume that other styles of aluminum and pop-bottle fenders might be…

    jedreynolds

    September 13, 2010
    Cycling
    recycling, water bottles
  • PVC skater dolly (Make: Online)

    This is pretty trick way to roll your camera around on the floor or a table. Make: Online : PVC skater dolly.

    jedreynolds

    September 10, 2010
    Photos
    camera, dolly, pan, photography
  • OpenSSH Public Key Authentication

    This looks like a good guide on using ssh-keygen, the authorized_keys file, and using ssh-agent. OpenSSH Public Key Authentication.

    jedreynolds

    September 10, 2010
    computing, Linux, security
    passphrase, publiic key, ssh
  • From the head of OpenStreetMap birthed OpenCycleMap…pop!

    OpenCycleMap Bellingham. Another reason to own a GPS unit, eh?

    jedreynolds

    September 8, 2010
    Cycling
    gps, open cycle map, open street map
  • the Practical Pedal – A Magazine for Bicycle Commuters

    http://practicalpedal.com/

    jedreynolds

    September 7, 2010
    Uncategorized
  • Burn Fat or Money?

    I was trying to catch up on the “living bike free” thread in google reader while hefting the baby about. This stood out:

    jedreynolds

    September 5, 2010
    Cycling
  • Social Bicycles (SoBi)

    This is a remarkably sophisticated idea for bike hire without dedicated docking stations. With phone-app integration. You find a bike using your phone app, rent an access code over your phone, unlock, and lock up to whatever’s handy at your stop. SoBi | Design.

    jedreynolds

    September 1, 2010
    business, Cycling, sustainable living
    bike hire, bike rental
  • Adventure into new handlebars: begin!

    So after reading Zinn, I bought a torque wrench and swapped out the mountain-bullhorn handlebars and suspension stem on the Xtracycle and put on a rigid quill stem and some comfort touring bars. I set the stem at max height and tilted the bars up pretty high. These have a 59-degree bend, which almost looks…

    jedreynolds

    August 27, 2010
    Cycling
    ergonomics, handlebars, srv, vaughn
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