Momentum Magazine Issue #54

Momentum Magazine just released their 54th issue. If you're not familiar with Momentum we highly recommend you check it out. They go to print 6 times a year and is available in print, online and is about to be available at the news stand. We're pretty stoked that our new Accela tire and Loop bar tape was featured in their holiday gear guide.

About Momentum - Momentum Mag is an independent media company that promotes, encourages & inspires Smart Living by Bike. Our goal is to influence a shift in the transportation culture in North America from car-centricity to a balance of public transportation, appropriate car use, walking and bicycling, by showcasing riding a bike as a fun, smart, stylish way to get around. Published six times a year, Momentum Magazine focuses on transportation cycling and bike culture in North America. Momentum’s positive and solutions-based editorial coverage includes arts & culture, city and people profiles, food, books, current events and gear.

Digital Issue #54 - http://www.momentum-digitalmag.com/NovDec2011/USA/0/0#&pageSet=28


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