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The first small batch of Ramblers headed out into the wild earlier this year.  Most were headed to places that had a slightly long winter this year and reports were taking a bit to come in.  I am stoked to … Continue reading →

It is pretty hard to do better than a family bike ride in the morning

After a year of observation, followed by another year of observation with actual practice with a dummy pole and housing.  Today we have our first shots with the camera in the hands of the munchkin! A little bit of coaching … Continue reading →

The Expo was now in the rear view mirror.  And this is where the kindness of friends of friends kicked up to a whole new level.  Not that it had been lacking, just mentioning it now.  Jason, was along for … Continue reading →

It has been almost a month now since getting back from my multi week trip up and down the west coast in the pursuit of getting the word out about Ocean Air Cycles and the Rambler.  I have had such … Continue reading →

Even though it has been a month (or more) of buried keeping the machine moving, there are still mornings that remind me how lucky I am and it is all OK, has been and will be.

Another Sunday ride to the farmer’s market.  It really is amazing the weather swings we get in the spring here in Ventura.  In the last seven days we have had everything from rain to blue bird days and now back … Continue reading →

Loving some time making memories with my little co-pilot this morning. And friend and Rambler owner Ryan pointed to this in the last post’s comments, and everyone should save or book mark this one for the next time you are … Continue reading →

We are moving out what is left of the first batch of square logo shirts at $10 each to make room for the next shirt project.  They were going pretty fast over night, as of typing this there were still … Continue reading →

It is a tough job but somebody has to do it.  Testing on the Rambler continues daily.  The Rambler is my dream bike.  I am the designer, engineer and lead test pilot.  From every day stuff, distance rides to hauling … Continue reading →