Without further delay, here are more pics from day number two of the 2010 North American Handmade Show. Look for in-depth coverage in both issues #148 of Dirt Rag and Issue #6 of Bicycle Times. Be sure to check out the additional pics from day one and day three.

Yes, the green trike is a pedal-powered lawn mower, courtesy of Ted Wojick.

As you know, we’re in Richmond for the 2010 North American Handmade Bike Show. After spending most of the day figuring out a work-around for various photographic issues, I finally got down to the business of shooting bikes. Didn’t get as many bikes shot as I’d like, but here’s a sampling of mountain bikes from Igleheart, Engin, Banjo Bicycles, Shamrock Cycles, Peacock Groove. Caelifera, Rich Adams, and Signal. More to come tomorrow.  Enjoy.

[Ed notes: Since this original post, Justin's added a day two gallery and day three gallery.]

It’s that time of year again! The Dirt Rag and Bicycle Times World Tour is gearing up for the season—with some exciting new stops planned for 2010. Our travels will take us far and wide, so stop by our booth and subscribe to the magazines, chat, or share a beer and a laugh. Where will we be, you ask? Here’s the list, as of this post:

• Ray’s Women’s Weekend, February 19-21 in Cleveland, OH.
• North American Handmade Bike Show, February 26-28 in Richmond, VA.
• Seattle Bike Show, March 13-14 in Seattle, WA.
• Sea Otter Classic, April 15-19 in Monterey, CA.
• Dirt Rag’s own Dirt Fest, May 21-23 at Raystown Lake, PA
• 24 Hours of Big Bear, June 12-13 at Big Bear Lake, WV.
• New Belgium Brewing Urban Assault, June 27 in Austin, TX.
• Interbike, September 20-24 in Las Vegas, NV.

Online registration is now open for Dirt Rag’s own Dirt Fest. For more information on Dirt Fest click here.

The 2010 World Tour is made possible by our proud sponsors and we’d like to thank them. So thank you: WTB, Panaracer, Kleen Kanteen, Continental, Princeton Tec and Kenda for kicking down some fine products, which we will pass along to you, dear reader, when you sign up for a subscription or renewal at our booth. See ya there.

Slated for Augusta, Georgia on May 5 – 8th, 2010, the 2010 IMBA World Summit is expected be the largest yet. Seminar topics will include destination and urban trail networks, land conservation and sustainable trails, youth outreach and new programs designed to grow local capacity for the 700+ clubs and patrols in IMBA’s global network.

In addition to seminars and networking, the gathering will feature parties and plenty of riding, including a closing day tour of the Forks Area Trail System (FATS), an IMBA Epic.

Online registration for the 2010 IMBA World Summit is open now through May 3rd, 2010. IMBA members, be sure to login to your account before completing the registration form to enjoy special pricing.

The conference will be held at the Augusta Marriott hotel. IMBA has received a limited number of discounted rooms available at a rate of $109 from May 3rd – May 8, 2010. The rooms are first come, first served, so please make your reservations early and stay at the center of the action during the Summit.

For additional information visit: www.imba.com/summit/2010_World_Summit.html.

Dirt Rag Magazine would like to invite you to our own event: Dirt Fest. Mark your calendars for the weekend of May 21st-23rd, 2010 and head over to the Allegrippis trails at Raystown Lake in Hesston, PA.

Dirt Fest will be a fun mountain biking festival, featuring 32 miles of prime singletrack for a weekend of great riding. Camping will be available. We invite you to come and join the festivities, demo mountain bikes and check out the latest products in the industry expo area.

IMBA will be on hand to teach trail building clinics and advocacy, and other club events will take place.

Dirt Rag will be bringing the flavor of hops and barley as we host a Pennsylvania beer tasting event, complete with brew techniques and history. Other entertainment and spectacles will follow.

The cost for attending is $30 per person including two nights of primitive camping at Susquehannock Campground or $15 for the weekend without camping.

Visit dirtfest.blogspot.com for more information on Dirt Fest (and/or to contact the promoters about getting your company or organization involved in the expo area, or as an event sponsor). If you’re ready to rock and roll, click here for registration.

Dirt Rag’s Dirt Fest is brought to you by Dirt Rag, IMBA, Raystown Mountain Bike Association, Rothrock Outfitters, and the Friends of Raystown Lake.

In celebration of Sidi’s 50th Anniversary, the venerable shoe company wants to hear some amazing stories about riders and their Sidis. Top prize package includes a pair of Sidi shoes, a Look 556 bike with SRAM Rival components and Look Keo pedals.

Tell your story in 350 words or less. Or write a poem. If you’d like, include a photo of yourself and your Sidis. Or just your Sidis. Get creative. Just don’t plagiarize my previously published story of Sidi love.

Hurry, contest ends March 1st, 2010. To submit your entry, and for complete contest rules, visit sidiamerica.com.