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Outdoor adventures offer birds by day and stars by night Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

This cot not only gets you off the ground but also keeps you protected from the elements with its hybrid tent/cot design. Featuring a sturdy steel frame, waterproof 75-denier 190T taffeta tent covering and a full-coverage rainfly, the Tent cot is a great all-in-one solution for the utilitarian camper. I always like to include a… Continue reading Outdoor adventures offer birds by day and stars by night Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

Outdoor adventures offer birds by day and stars by night Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

The wide seating area makes it comfortable for users of all heights and everyone can benefit from the longer back panel. Stay cool even on the hottest days with the chair’s breathable mesh design. This feature ensures maximum airflow, keeping you comfortable during long outdoor adventures. However, there’s so much more to see in the… Continue reading Outdoor adventures offer birds by day and stars by night Northwest Arkansas Democrat-Gazette

What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

Faced with a downward sales spiral, Schwinn went into bankruptcy in 1992.[59] The company and name were bought by the Zell/Chilmark Fund, an investment group, in 1993. Zell moved Schwinn’s corporate headquarters to Boulder, Colorado. This particular option covers everything you need for a mid-drive motor conversion kit. Sure, I could have bought an electric… Continue reading What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

The Coston e-bike is controlled with a handlebar-mounted LED panel with three buttons on the side. The panel displays your speed and power level, plus you can cycle through other functions like an odometer, tripometer, and other stats like average speed, max speed, and total ride time. Of course, the premier feature of this e-bike… Continue reading What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

By 1979, even the Paramount had been passed, technologically speaking, by a new generation of American as well as foreign custom bicycle manufacturers. I always thought electric bikes let you pedal at you own speed with the motor helping out. They go at whatever speed they are set for and you turn the pedals to… Continue reading What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

Once I rigged up my kids’ old trailer into a cargo trailer, I could transport even more from the grocery store. Suddenly I was spending hours if not days less time in my car, and more on a bike. I won’t pretend that exercise was a factor here — the e-bike does 95% of the… Continue reading What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

The upper horseshoe-shaped thing is a keyed wheel lock that lets you run a metal bar through the spokes. This keeps the rear wheel attached, and also prevents someone from biking off with it. It’s no substitute for a chain, but in a friendly community (such as a retirement community on a lake somewhere), it’s… Continue reading What we’re riding: It ain’t your parents’ Schwinn Axios NW Arkansas

AGFC Commissioner Meeting Notice Arkansas Game & Fish Commission

Kalee Thompson is the senior editor heading up Wirecutter’s kid coverage. When she wrote the first version of this guide, Kalee lived in Southern California, where she tested chairs on three group camping trips. The Chair One has a 600-denier polyester and mesh seat and aluminum legs, which are linked with shock cord (like what… Continue reading AGFC Commissioner Meeting Notice Arkansas Game & Fish Commission