Blue Wheel Cycling Bloghttp://www.bluewheel.com/cycling-blog/en-US2010-02-09T13:05:25ZSquarespace Site Server v5.9.1 (http://www.squarespace.com/)Snowpocolypse IIIhttp://www.bluewheel.com/cycling-blog/2010/2/5/snowpocolypse-iii.htmlScott2010-02-05T21:00:40ZAlright already, we would like to know the names of each and every one of you who said that the two feet of snow in December was a ONCE IN A LIFETIME event.

Hmmm?

But we are back and shovelled and OPEN this new week--ready for Spring to come!

]]>Snowpocolypsehttp://www.bluewheel.com/cycling-blog/2010/1/30/snowpocolypse.htmlScott2010-01-30T21:14:30ZSaturday, January 30, 2010. Epic day in the annals of Blue Wheel! Roger and Scott both trudge into work through Snowpocolypse II of winter 2009/10 and no one else comes in!

Okay, so to fill the time we finished all of the repairs and paper work and inventory. Now Roger's looking into our snowy future and Scott is finishing Dorothe's Super Commuter:

And a new tandem for friends in Washington State:

By the way, if you are wondering why a tandem would have three bottom brackets, check out http://www.davincitandems.com/ . These are independent drive systems for tandems. This is Scott's first one in his frame building. As usual, he will be more than happy to tell you ALL about itThe bottom line is this is a GREAT time to bring in your bikes for the prep for the Spring that is coming--we promise.

In fact, mention this blog, and we will take $10 off of our Tune-up Plus service package.

]]>New Fisher Cronus In Stockhttp://www.bluewheel.com/cycling-blog/2009/12/26/new-fisher-cronus-in-stock.htmlScott2009-12-26T19:41:16ZAnyone hoping to come in and test ride one of the new Fisher road bikes, take heart! They are here and beautiful, and at least our parking area is clear of snow! These are wonderfully engineered carbon frames--new from the ground up. Stiffest ratings in the industry at the crank zone for the best acceleration. Comfort at the head tube for an all day ride. These new bikes even offer extra tire clearance so fenders are fine. Tidy inserts can be threaded into the drop-outs for mounting these necessities during the wet/snowy seasons. Then they can be removed for clean lines in the dry.

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