Abra-Cadabra Fabrication, parent of the Sanitas Cycles brand, has acquired the Waterford and Gunnar brands from Richard ...

Very nice and cheap (like $12). For light in general, I would suggest a dynamo is a huge upgrade for city bikes that are not e-bikes. It is just so nice to not have to think about batteries ever ...

Since the first electric mountain bikes started popping up on trail, we’ve seen a decade of innovation. Modern e-mountain bikes have become more powerful and reliable, shedding pounds to provide ...

By Lynsey Chutel and Rosanne Kropman Lynsey Chutel reported from London, and Rosanne Kropman, on her bicycle, from Amsterdam. (She did not wear a helmet.) “It’s every person for themselves ...

Using a traditional U-lock can be a hassle, as you have to pull it out of your bag, take it apart, then run its shackle through the bike's frame before putting it back together. The bike-mounted V ...

Inside a warehouse in Santa Clara, California, a company called Vintage Electric Bikes builds sleek e-bikes with retro styling, customized for each customer’s order. But like other bike brands ...

Malkia Stampley directs this world premiere at Rivendell Theatre Ensemble, an Equity company on the North Side that centers women’s stories. In Dillman’s program note, she explains her ...

But Mallen wasn’t invisible. She was determined. In 1995, Mallen co-founded Rivendell Theatre Ensemble with a mission to elevate the lives of women through theater. The company is now ...

with bikes from cult manufacturers like Mash, Black Mountain, Crust, Surly, and Rivendell, among others, with multiple models and sizes of each available as either frames or complete builds to ...

Rivendell is quite different. The company’s bikes are unabashedly retro, employing the kinds of brakes and shifting mechanisms you would have seen on new bikes produced in the 80s and 90s.

The bizarre sight of a Russian soldier on a bicycle leading an armored vehicle weighing at least 15 tons across a field just one mile from the front line, apparently somewhere in Russian-occupied ...