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FIRST IMPRESSION - TREK DOMANE 4.5: The Domane is designed to give the rider an advantage under difficult conditions with a unique seat tube and top tube junction that soaks up big bumps and high-speed vibration.

REVIEW - SOMA SAN MARCOS: The San Marcos is definitely a comfort road bike that many people could get into as a versatile commuter, or a bike able to cart a light load, or just for getting out on long rides. Read our long-term review here.

REVIEW - YUBA ELMUNDO: With a cargo capacity of more than 400 pounds and an electric assist, there isn't much the Yuba ElMundo can't carry. We've put it to the test hauling all kinds of things, so read our long term review here.

NEW GEAR FROM FROSTBIKE EXPO: These Velo Orange Drillum cranks might look vintage, but they're one of the brand-new products we saw at the Frostbike dealer expo, including more from Planet Bike, Yakima, and Burley.

NAHBS 2013 - ROAD BIKES: Breadwinner Cycles is the secret-until-yesterday project of framebuilders Tony Pereira and Ira Ryan. By combining their efforts, they hope to make the bikes more affordable and with a quicker turnaround.

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First Impression: Jones diamond frame touring bike The Jones diamond frame features everything a touring cyclist could need: rack and fender mounts; room for fat, comfy tires; three water bottle cage mounts; a shorter effective top tube and high, comfortable handlebars.	Alliance for Biking & Walking, Advocacy Advance looking for summer interns Want to get involved in bicycle advocacy? The Alliance for Biking & Walking and the Advocacy Advance partnership are seeking two interns for three-month commitments this summer.
First Impression: Specialized TriCross Elite Steel Disc Triple It’s nice to see that a big company like Specialized has not totally abandoned steel as a frame material, especially for an all-rounder bike like this. This is the kind of bike that encourages such impromptu adventures.	First Impression: Trek Domane 4.5 The Domane is designed to give the rider an advantage under difficult conditions with a unique seat tube and top tube junction that soaks up big bumps and high-speed vibration.
Fort Collins becomes latest Platinum Bicycle Friendly Community Fort Collins, Colo., joins the ranks of Portland, Boulder, and Davis, Calif., as the country's very best for bicycling. With this impressive round of 17 new BFCs, there are now 259 BFCs in 47 states.	Changes bring U.S. Bicycle Route System to 5,616 miles By adding a new section in Minnesota and Missouri, and realignments in Kentucky, the U.S. Bicycle Route System now encompasses 5,616 miles of official routes in 10 states.
Review: Soma Fabrications San Marcos The San Marcos is “the bike any road rider who doesn’t race but rides mainly on the road ought to be riding,” according to its creator.	Po Campo, World Bicycle Relief to provide bikes to girls in Africa Po Campo, makers of fashionable bike bags, has partnered with World Bicycle Relief to provide bicycles to young girls in southern Africa so they can get to school.

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