GMC Denali Pro Road Bike (56cm Frame) Technical Details High-quality road bike with lightweight 22-inch aluminum frame 16-speed Microshift drivetrain with integrated brake/shift levers Dual-pivot brake system helps you stop on a dime Aluminum rims with stainless-steel spokes; 700c x 25 tires Recommended height range of 5′ 9″ to 6′ 1″ Product Description

Looking for a nice road bike but don’t want to spend too much? Look no further. We proudly introduce the Denali PRO, the little brother to the very popular Denali LTD. At the heart of the Denali PRO you will find a high quality, hand crafted light weight, aluminum frame for a stiff, responsive ride. A great price does not mean that you need to sacrifice performance. The 16 speed drive-train is equipped wtih integrated Brake/Shift levers so that you can brake and shift without moving your hands from the handlebar. Dual privot alloy brakes make sure that you stop on a dime while light weight 700c aluminum rims further enhance the lively feel of this incredible value. The Denali PRO is available in 56cm frame size only. Recommended height range is 5′9″ to 6′1″. Stand-over is 31.5″. Professional assembly is highly recommended for your riding safety and enjoyment. Customer contact information at 1-800-451-KENT (5368) or www. kentbicycles.com

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15, North Kingston Police received a call of a man dressed in dark clothing walking around Marine Road Bike Path with a rifle. Officers found the rifle — which was actually a pellet rifle — in a bag, along with a container full of pellets and a dead robin. Police found the man as he left the path without the rifle, which the man said he left in the woods. According to police, store staffers said the woman let the kid put several items in one bag, then covered up the stolen goods with bags of merchandise that she'd purchased legally. ” A 22-year-old Narragansett driver came to grips with his situation after speeding 78 miles per hour in a 30-mile-per-hour zone, crashing into a bulkhead and wooden fence and hanging slouched over the wheel when an officer finally caught up to him. Due to the Asian man’s broken English, officers were unable to ascertain why he had a pellet rifle and a dead robin in a bag. It wasn’t until a passerby, who was fluent in English, Taiwanese and Mandarin, offered to translate that police learned the man bought the pellet gun at Walmart to shoot birds in order to eat them. The kid — who was charged with larceny and released to the custody of her family — identified the woman, and police arrested her at her home later that day. Man planned to shoot birds … and eat them On the morning of Oct.

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