Interns Wanted

Coming to a urinal near you.

So, you want to be an intern, huh? Take it from me, it's a life-changing experience. It won't make you rich, but it can make you famous.

In four short months with Bike, I went from being a virtual unknown to a pseudo-celebrity in my local mountain community of Vail, Colorado. Pictures of me in a sombrero grace the walls of some of the finest establishments in town. Well, maybe just the bulletin board over the urinal at the bar. But still, I've made it.

If you're selected, the job isn't glamorous, but it is challenging to learn the magazine industry from the inside out. Also, I advise you to research the Dana Point area for dive bars so you can take out the staff after work. I recommend Coconuts, but the sky is the limit on that one.

Sign up now to become part of the proud tradition that is the Bike Internship Program.--David "The Dude" L'Heureux, Executive Intern Emeritus

To apply, please e-mail a cover letter, resume (with references), clips and unedited writing samples to bikemag@primedia.com.