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Dorel Sports revenue up 14.2% in Q3 despite tariffs

By DeanYobbi MONTREAL (BRAIN) — Dorel Sports reported third-quarter revenue increased 14.2% from the same time last year, while Dorel Industries Inc. earnings as a whole jumped 2.3% during the same period. For the period ending Sept. 30, Dorel Sports — which includes Cycling Sports Group, the parent of Cannondale and GT — revenue was …

On 8 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: Cars killing progress on CA climate goals, Flax debunks call for helmet laws, and what a bike thief looks like

By bikinginla As things stand now, California is likely to miss its climate goals. By a century. That’s according to a report from MIT Technology Review, which says that despite significant reductions in the energy sector, the state is making little or no progress in other areas. The post Morning Links: Cars killing progress on …

On 8 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter
The Ross family wants to bring back its bike brand. The brand’s owner says it never went away

The Ross family wants to bring back its bike brand. The brand’s owner says it never went away

By Steve Frothingham MIAMI (BRAIN) — Two members of the Ross family, whose last name was emblazoned on millions of bikes in the last century, want to bring the brand back to the market. One big problem? The family gave up the trademark in a bankruptcy court more than 30 years ago. Randy and Shaun …

On 7 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: $25,000 reward as hit-and-run epidemic claims another victim, and the war on bikes just keeps on going

By bikinginla One quick note. A number of people have forwarded stories this week after they were already mentioned on here. So if you don’t see them here, that’s the reason why. But thank you all anyway. I’d much rather get stories we’ve already discussed than risk The post Morning Links: $25,000 reward as hit-and-run …

On 7 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: Feds say wear a helmet or else, cross-country bike tourist killed, and bike parking on South Pas agenda tonight

By bikinginla A new report from the National Transportation Safety Board says the most common cause of bicycling fatalities is drivers passing people on bicycles. Or rather, failing to. That’s followed by “problems with parallel bike and vehicle lanes” — presumably meaning painted bike lanes — bicyclists failing The post Morning Links: Feds say wear …

On 6 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

CABDA plans 2020 industry summit at Disney World

By Steve Frothingham CHICAGO (BRAIN) — Organizers of the CABDA trade shows are planning an industry summit event to be held at Florida’s Disney World Resort in early November next year. CABDA will host three trade shows in early 2020, in San Diego, Chicago and the New York City area. The summit will be a …

On 5 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

NTSB recommends states require helmet use for all cyclists

By DeanYobbi Following the release of a sobering bike fatality report, the federal board discussed countermeasures at a hearing Tuesday. WASHINGTON (BRAIN) — The National Transportation Safety Board on Tuesday adopted an amendment recommending all 50 states pass laws requiring bicyclists of all ages to wear helmets. The recommendation was made after an NTSB panel …

On 5 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: LA boots Uber bikes & scooters, Sarah Kate Levy kickoff party, and at least DTLA getting bike lanes

By bikinginla In a showdown of Old West proportions, Los Angeles has given Uber until high noon to get out of town. Okay, Friday. That’s because the company has balked on sharing dockless scooter and bikeshare usage data as required in their contract with the city. And that’s The post Morning Links: LA boots Uber …

On 5 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Santa Ana man killed by hit-and-run driver — ninth fatal SoCal bike hit-and-run in past two months

By bikinginla Enough! Southern California bike riders are being left to die in the streets by heartless, murderous drivers at an ever increasing rate. Nearly half of the twenty people who’ve died riding bicycles in the past two months have been killed by cowardly hit-and-run drivers, who The post Santa Ana man killed by hit-and-run …

On 4 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: Owner of Silver Lake hit-and-run car not talking, Solis honors fallen riders, and Ramona hit-and-run prelim

By bikinginla We mentioned this last week, but it’s worth a reminder. The first Monday after Daylight Savings Time ends is often among the most dangerous traffic days of the year. Drivers are still adjusting to the time change and the early darkness on their drive home. So The post Morning Links: Owner of Silver …

On 4 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Riding for People with Diabetes at Japan Cup

By teamnovonordisk When race our bikes it’s for everyone who wants to show the world what people with diabetes can achieve. Meet the amazing people at JapanCup who rode with us to inspire, educate and empower! The post Riding for People with Diabetes at Japan Cup appeared first on Team Novo Nordisk. …read more Via:: …

On 3 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

75-year old Oxnard man dies a week after crash with pickup driver; fifth Oxnard bicycling death this year

By bikinginla Yet another bike rider has died in Oxnard, in what has turned out to be a very bad year for the town of just 210,000. According to the Ventura County Star, 75-year old Oxnard resident George Dominguez died Thursday afternoon, six days after he a The post 75-year old Oxnard man dies a …

On 1 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Morning Links: Time change means street dangers, bighearted people in the bike world, and delivery bikes in the snow

By bikinginla The East Coast edition of AAA reminds drivers that the biannual time change can leave motorists even more discombobulated on the roads than usual. Seriously. The Monday after the time change — aka this Monday — is one of the most dangerous days, and especially nights, The post Morning Links: Time change means …

On 1 November, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

Uber, L.A. tangle over ride-share privacy issue

By DeanYobbi LOS ANGELES (BRAIN) — Uber Technologies Inc. is threatening legal action against the Los Angeles Department of Transportation because of a disagreement over the sharing of real-time location data of its JUMP e-bike and scooter riders. An Uber spokesman told BRAIN on Thursday the company hasn’t filed suit yet, despite what some media …

On 31 October, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter

End of Season Yoga Session With lululemon Tokyo

By teamnovonordisk What better way to wrap the 2019 season than with a yoga cool down session with lululemon Tokyo! The post End of Season Yoga Session With lululemon Tokyo appeared first on Team Novo Nordisk. …read more Via:: Team Novo Nordisk

On 31 October, 2019 Filed under Cycling Blog Blotter
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