from the email
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Start Date: MARCH 12, 2012 to JULY 12, 2012 with possibilities of extension
Job Description: Manage and create content for momentummag.com, newsletters and social media pages. The Online Editor will use these outlets to engage and grow momentummag’s audience. Must work closely with Editors-In-Chief. This is a part-time contract, place of work is flexible.
Responsibilities:
Qualifications:
Candidate must have access to their own laptop and internet connection.
Terms:
Starting March 12, 2012 , 4 month contract with possibility of extension
Work location: North America – flexible
Hours: 15 hours/ week
Monday-Friday: 3hrs a day
Reports to: Editors-in-Chief
Works with: Editors-in-Chief, Editorial Team + Office Manager
Compensation: $1000/ month
Job Posting Timeline: Job posting closes Sunday, February 26th. Interviewees will be contacted on Monday, February 27h for interviews on Wednesday, February 29 in San Francisco or Wednesday, March 7 in Vancouver, BC. Interviews for applicants selected who are not located in Vancouver or San Francisco will be conducted via skype on March 7th.
How to apply:
We thank all applicants but only those selected for an interview will be contacted.
Momentum Magazine 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 five times a year, Momentum 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, families, style and gear. http://momentummag.com

Here are a couple more examples from last week. Above, heading home from kindergarten, a Copenhagen kid gets to try and ride the family’s Christiania bike along the cycle tracks. 
And this was spotted on my way home from picking up Lulu-Sophia from kindergarten. A mum sitting on the back rack and letting her kid get the feeling of the ride from the saddle of this Nihola.

Here’s a glimpse into the secret life of cargo bike compartments. This one – one of many – was parked outside the kindergarten. All the essentials for a kid’s life. Including a magic wand.

I use the Velorbis to pick up Lulu-Sophia at the moment. Well, Lulu and friends, of course.

The classic hook on the back racks of Danish bikes comes in handy when transporting a lunchbox. Although apples are doable as well – among many other things. Here’s more on these hooks on our bikes.

SAN DIEGO, CA (BRAIN) Feb 22, 10:16 MT— About 230 multisport event organizers, media, suppliers and retailers gathered here earlier this week for the second annual Triathlon America Conference. The three-day event, which concluded Tuesday, was held at the Rancho Bernardo Inn
BLOOMINGTON, MN (BRAIN) Feb 21, 10:49 MT— Quality Bicycle Products honored an Idaho retailer and a Georgia component maker at its VIP event during last weekend’s Frostbike event here. Scott Fitzgerald, owner of Fitzgerald’s Bicycles in Victor, Idaho, was chosen to receive the Clay Mankin Award. QBP presents the annual honor to a shop owner who makes significant contributions to advance the bicycle industry.
On Friday, after months of negotiations, Cervélo founders and owners Phil White and Gerard Vroomen sold their 16-year old company to Pon Holdings , the Dutch company that also owns Germany’s Derby Cycle and the Holland’s Gazelle. Soon after the deal was made final, White spoke with BRAIN web editor Steve Frothingham over the phone from Toronto. White discussed the origins of the purchase, what he’s expecting with the company’s new owners and some of the history of Cervélo, including its involvement with pro cycling with its own Cervélo TestTeam and the Garmin-Cervelo squad
Got this in the email, with how much work MassBike is doing with federal bike funding I thought I would give them a plug.
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The Friendliest Ride in the East returns to the Berkshires this August
The Mass BikePike Tour is a scenic bicycle tour of Western Massachusetts. Taking place from August 2nd to 5th, it is “The Friendliest Ride in the East” and is suitable for novice to experienced cyclists.
The Mass BikePike Tour offers two routes each day. The shorter route is between 25 and 45 miles and the longer route is between 45 and 70 miles. The longer route also includes optional challenges like a Mt. Greylock hill climb or a scenic detour to Bennington, VT!
Each evening features a pre-dinner “social hour” for participants to mingle. The Mass BikePike Tour is affordably priced and proceeds go to the MassBike Coalition. For more information please visit www.massbikepike.org. Sign up now – the last day for the early bird discount is February 29th!
OGDEN, UT (BRAIN) Feb 15, 11:12 MT— Ronnie Points, formerly of Orbea USA, has joined ENVE as national sales manager, the company announced Wednesday.
OGDEN, UT (BRAIN) Feb 15, 11:12 MT— Ronnie Points, formerly of Orbea USA, has joined ENVE as national sales manager, the company announced Wednesday. Points has 20 years experience in the bike industry, most recently developing and growing the Orbea brand in North and South America
CLOPPENBURG, Germany (BRAIN) Feb 15, 10:39 MT— Germany’s Derby Cycle started its financial year with a 6.6 percent sales gain during the traditionally weak months for bike sales. From October to the end of December last year, Derby reported sales of 40.3 million euros ($52.7 million), up from 37.8 million euros ($49.4 million) during the same time period the year before. This represents Derby’s first quarter as it runs on a financial year that ends Sept