Matt Bergstrom

"The most famous highway in America starts in the center of Chicago. For over 2400 miles it winds west through little towns, plains mountains and deserts, all the way to L.A., California. The first few miles of the journey zigzag down busy streets of the city. Here and there are old roadside businesses dating from the picturesque days of auto tourism along the Mother road. Read the story of this historic travel route in the enclosed booklet, and see the sights along the way in three-dimensional photographs."

"Chicago is said to have about 1800 independent hot dog stands, more than all franchised fast food chains combined. Every neighborhood has it's favorite local hangout, with a slightly different take on the classic Chicago hot dog, and it's own unique look and style. Read the story of Chicago's hot dog in the enclosed booklet, and visit a few of the many interesting hot dog stands with this 3-dimensional photo tour."

"In the 1950s, Lincoln Avenue was the gateway to Chicago from the north. At the edge of the city, new auto 'mo-tels' with the most modern amenities catered to auto travellers. Since then the little motels have fallen on hard times and many have been torn down. Read the story of Lincoln Avenue and take a tour in 3-dimensional photos to see what is left of this classic stretch of roadside Americana."

The Unofficial Xine of Chicago Critical Mass, the Comix Issue.

The Unofficial Publication of Chicago Critical Mass, Special Art Edition. Selections from the 2003 Chicago Critical Mass Art Show at Handlebar.

The newsletter of Chicago Critical Mass, the special Cook Book Issue! Recipes for giving you fuel to bike, how ditching your car for a bike will allow you to eat more chocolate cake, and how to dress for winter, how to give holiday gifts that don't encourage conspicuous consumption, how to transport a frosted cake by bike.<br />