There’s a nice test ride review/ interview about the Fairdale Parser Express over on the Bicycle Sport Shop blog.
Check it out here.
There’s a nice test ride review/ interview about the Fairdale Parser Express over on the Bicycle Sport Shop blog.
Check it out here.
I arrived in Taiwan after what had to have been a 47 hour flight. I simply do not fit in airplane seats and it made the flight seem longer then ever. Hurry up and buy a bunch of Fairdales so I can buy a sailboat for next time I travel. Once I finally hit the hotel I rewarded myself with a Taiwan Beer.
This year, Fairdale’s product line will grow immensely. We are bringing in enough new models to satisfy almost every cyclists needs, which in turn will help us spread some of the magic around. We are looking for International Bicycle Distributors (we’re looking at you Europe) to help us with the launch of our new products. We would like to work with some cool companies to help spread some Fairdales around the world.
Please contact info@fairdalebikes.com if you are interested in working with Fairdale, or have suggestions about who we should work with in different countries around the world.
Thanks!
Remember… Every Pedal Moves You Closer.
Volunteer Human Society Cat Trapper/ Fairdale Team rider Sandy Carson spotted this amazing Cat 1 rider yesterday cruising the streets of Austin.
Things are starting to come into focus over at Empire. Got a good solid day of detail work at least, but making headway….
Are any of you out there into monster trucks? I need some help deciphering what I’m hearing on the radio adverts.
This is what I think I’m hearing…. in your best monster truck sunday, sunday, sunday voice, “SUPER MODIFIED TWO-WHEEL DRIVE WHEEL STANDING TRUCKS!!!”
What the hell is that? All I can only assume that they now have monster truck segways?? Can someone confirm if that is true?
Thanks!
Somedays riding my bike is quiet and peaceful and refreshing. Other days it feels like I’m riding through a battle field and every single car on the road is trying to kill me. I don’t usually think it’s intentional… it’s usually from cars simply not paying attention. Being on a bike in traffic you are afforded a slightly elevated view into cars and can see what is distracting drivers so much. This is especially true when stuck at a light waiting to turn left. As cars drive past you can see everything going on in cars. I reckon that one in every five cars that passes me holds a driver ignoring the road completely, instead poking their phone.