biking
Opened late last month by former clothing buyer and amateur cycling enthusiast, Thomas Eleizegui, Musette Caffè, the city’s first cycling-themed café, is a shrine to European biking culture, from the vintage jerseys and “musettes” (bags used to feed racers and, incidentally, where the café took its name) on the walls, … Read More
A few flurries shouldn’t deter you from staying on your bike all winter long. In fact, with the right gear, a brisk winter ride may trump a crowded, smoggy summer commute. Here, the gear you need. Schwalbe Marathon Tires With 361 galvanized steel spikes that bite through ice, these tires … Read More
Though you’ve retired your skis or snowboard for the summer, you can still look to the mountains for your summer adrenaline fix. Careening down steep pitches can be a year-round activity; all you need are two wheels, a helmet and balls of steel. Herewith, Calgary’s top mountain biking spots. Canada … Read More
For many, New Year’s Day means waking up around noon, and spending the remaining daylight hours trying to feel human again. For those bold enough to venture outside tomorrow, here are some ways to spend the first day of 2009. Nachos: At Sneaky Dee’s, grease is the word. Choose from … Read More
Now that the police have finally addressed the bike theft epidemic and it’s safe to ride again, enjoy our favourite routes. Anal Timekeepers During weekdays, the flat 5 km Tommy Thompson Park at the foot of Leslie (a.k.a. the Leslie Street Spit) is in fact a dump for rubble from … Read More
