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IPMBA News Vol. 16 No. 1 Winter 2007 Product Guide Winter 2007 ipmbaNewsletter of the International Police newsMountain Bike Association IPMBA: Promoting and Advocating Education and Organization for Public Safety Bicyclists. Vol. 16, No. 1 A Tribute to an Important Industry Polar Pedaling by Maureen Becker The Art of Winter Cycling Executive Director by Marc Zingarelli, EMSCI #179 th he 5 Annual IPMBA Product Guide is a tribute to the many Circleville (OH) Fire Department companies who have shown their support for IPMBA h, it’s that time of year again. Fall is over, the nights T throughout the years. From its founding as a program of the are longer, there’s a hint of snow in the air and a League of American Bicyclists to its current status as the young man’s thoughts turn to bicycle riding… internationally recognized authority on public safety cycling, A IPMBA has enjoyed a close, personal relationship with many To answer your first question: No. I am not crazy! product suppliers dedicated to its mission. In the beginning, these Years ago I decided I would ride, no matter the weather, as suppliers worked literally side-by-side with IPMBA members to long as the roads would let me. I found myself frequently not learn how to make or modify products to meet their peculiar needs riding when the mercury dipped below 40 because it was – and they still do. Since the late 1980’s, an entire industry usually wet or icy, or there was snow on the ground. I decided dedicated to public safety cycling has emerged, making uniforms that I could ride more if I dressed for the wet and the cold, and out of wickable, breathable, comfortable material, designing patrol I resigned myself to not riding when there was ice and snow. shoes that are stiff-soled yet flexible, and equipping bikes with In my search for clothing, I stumbled across the Ice Bike web silent hubs, flashing lights and sirens, and heavy-duty shocks. site (www.icebike.com). There I learned that other people Many of these companies participate in the IPMBA Product rode their bikes year round and, amazingly, many of them Purchase Program. Industry Liaison Ron Burkitt has made a rode when there was ice and snow on the ground. In fact, I commitment to highlighting these fine discovered that winter riding is so popular in other parts of the Since the late companies, many of which also exhibit at the world that the Nokian tire company makes (at last count) nine 1980’s, an annual IPMBA Conference. Of the 12 different studded winter tires for bicycles! I was hooked. I reviews in this issue, no fewer than two-thirds (Continued on page 28) entire industry dedicated to of them offer discounts to IPMBA members! All you need to do when you place your order inside public safety is mention that you are an IPMBA member cycling has (see pages 21-24 for listings). If you prefer to Board List......................................................................31 emerged “try before you buy”, register now to attend Instructor Corner ...........................................................31 the 17th Annual IPMBA Conference in Baton IPMBA Corporate Members...........................................25 Rouge. Industry Relations Committee member Bob Hatcher is Issue Focus: Product Guide ..........................................5-20 organizing the second Product Purchase Program Showcase & Report from Interbike ................................................16 Silent Auction, which will feature a wide array of items from nearly Report from the International Cycle Show .................17-18 all our program participants! And, of course, the exhibit hall will Supplier Listing .........................................................19-20 resemble a public safety cycling department store, with displays of REVEIWS bikes, clothing, uniforms, accessories, and more. Some of this AllTuff.......................................................................5 year’s vendors have been with us from the early days: Bratwear, Bonk .........................................................................8 Bratwear Powerdry Tee .............................................15 Mocean, Patrol Bike Systems, Trek, and Uncle Mike’s come to Bycycle BiSaddle ......................................................10 mind. These five companies haven’t missed an IPMBA conference Crate Works ..............................................................9 since at least 1994! Ironman Cold Snap Gloves........................................8 Speaking of products, IPMBA and Johnes & Bartlett Publishers are Marwi NitePro Slammer ............................................12 on course to add a new product to their lines – the Complete Guide Mastering Mountain Bike Skills Techniques...............10 to Public Safety Cycling. The book is well into the production Maxxis CrossMark Tires.............................................11 phase, which involved final edits, photo selections, writing PowerGrips ...............................................................5 Topeak MTX Trunk....................................................13 captions, creating a glossary, designing the look of the cover and WTB Rocket Saddle & Moto Raptor Tire....................7 pages, and more. There is much more to publishing a book than Zoic Apocolypse Short ..............................................14 meets the eye. IPMBA is grateful to all those authors, reviewers, Member News ..............................................................29-30 photographers, and other contributors who have dedicated hours of News from the UK.........................................................27 time and years of experience; it is going to be a worthy successor to IPMBA NEWS, VOL. 16, NO. 1 President’s Column .......................................................2 1 the original Complete Guide! Product Purchase Program ............................................21-24 President’s Column Project IPMBA Winter has finally arrived. Until the middle Another thing I do when it’s cold outside is tear down of January, the temperature here in Ohio my bikes and repair or replace worn and damaged was downright balmy. Forties to mid fifties items. Working on the bikes reminds me that spring is had been the norm, with a day or two just around the corner. I also try to pick a pet project to sneaking into the sixties. This provided a work on each winter. This year, it’s an early 80’s good opportunity for me to get in a few Bianchi road bike with full Campy Record components. miles on the bike. Not only did I get to ride By April, the bike will be completely cleaned, rebuilt some, but I noticed many others and ready for a second chance at enjoying themselves cycling. Now Whether you’re life. that the temperatures have dipped into Let this winter be your chance to the teens, it’s time to do some indoor looking for bikes, start on a special project. Whether activities. clothing, sunglasses, you make that project losing a few There are several things I do in the pounds, exercising regularly so winter season. Like most of us, I like or accessories, for you start this year’s riding season to dream. I read bicycling magazines on-duty or personal as strong as you ended last year’s, to find out what new and improved completing a college degree (or toys are available. It never fails that I use, you can find it starting one), or rebuilding a bike, find a new frameset or other toy that I do it the best you can. just have to have. I also can’t wait to I look forward to seeing many of get IPMBA’s winter newsletter, which contains our you at this year’s IPMBA Conference, which will be annual product guide. While most magazines contain held in Baton Rouge, Louisiana, and hosted by East information about all types of cycling equipment, many Baton Rouge EMS. Until then, get working on your of these don’t interest me. But the IPMBA product project. reviews have information about items that pertain to almost every public safety cyclist. Whether you’re looking for bikes, clothing, sunglasses, or accessories, for on-duty or personal use, you can find it here. I hope Jim Bowell you enjoy reading these reviews as much as the writers enjoyed researching and using the products! YouYou won’twon’t … or practice ipmba news … or practice Newsletter of the havehave toto rideride INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION 583 Frederick Road, Suite 5B maneuvers at the Baltimore, MD 21228 the stairs of PH: 410-744-2400 ~ FX: 410-744-5504 the stairs of E-mail: [email protected] Alligator Bayou Web site: www.ipmba.org Alligator Bayou Jim Bowell thethe OldOld StateState IPMBA President Maureen Becker … Executive Director; Managing Editor CapitolCapitol Jennifer Horan Design and Layout … but you will have to Copyright 2007 © International Police Mountain Bike RotundaRotunda …… Association (IPMBA). Reproduction without permission come on down to the is prohibited. The International Police Mountain Bike Association is a th non-profit educational organization providing resources, 17th AnnualAnnual IPMBAIPMBA ConferenceConference networking opportunities, and training for public safety bicyclists. Baton Rouge, Louisiana Interested in submitting an article? Interested in advertising in IPMBA News? ~ April 14 - 21, 2007 ~ Call Maureen (410-744-2400) for information. 2 INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION, Winter 2007 IPMBA NEWS, VOL. 16, NO. 1 3 Instructor Corner 4 INTERNATIONAL POLICE MOUNTAIN BIKE ASSOCIATION, Winter 2007 5th Annual Product Guide elcome to the fifth anniversary edition of the IPMBA Product Guide! Most of the companies
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