Recreational shooting and other outdoorsy stuff
Last year, we reviewed the BioLite CampStove which uses some impressive technology to burn wood for cooking so efficiently, extra heat from the combustion process gets turned into electricity for charging small electronics. Improving on the usefulness of the original design, BioLite has designed a portable grill attachment to complement the stove. With apologies to … Read more
First, a little confession. I think the Giro is a better race than le Tour. My profile picture on TwoSpoke and Twitter is me with Dario Pegoretti. The best meal I have ever had was in a small café outside of Rome. My game room (I don‘t like the phrase “man cave”) displays my love … Read more
First Fat Bike to Combine Award-Winning NuVinci Continuously Variable Drivetrain and Gates CenterTrack™Belt Drive System SAN DIEGO, CA ‘” March 12, 2013 -Fallbrook Technologies Inc. (Fallbrook) and 9:ZERO:7 have announced that the 2013 Tusken, the first fat bike to pair Fallbrook‘s continuously variable NuVinci N360 transmission with the Gates Carbon Drive CenterTrack™Belt Drive System, is now … Read more
We’ve been covering quite a few crowd funding projects in the last few months, for a good reason. This non-traditional funding method provides capital without leaving the company beholden to investors and shareholders. There may be some risk to those that pledge funds, but the reward is a company free to innovate, backed by people … Read more
There once was a man from NC Who knit a fine beer koozie With his friends he did share But Shark Tank didn‘t care And now they’re sold by Liberty (Bottleworks) What a meeting that must have been. We picture the guys that run Liberty Bottleworks as being a bit on the conservative side, taking … Read more
Ok, so we’re a day late on this. Still, you should read the release, because we’ll be following it up with a review and a giveaway very, very soon. – Brian North Carolina knitters making special line of designs for Liberty YAKIMA, Wash. – March 7, 2013 – Liberty Bottleworks has “lost their freakin’ minds” … Read more