The Classics are coming.
It is truly my favorite time of year. God damn, I love me some Classics. This coming weekend brings us both Het Volk (now called Continue reading
Category Archives: Art & Culture
At least it doesn’t say “Boat” Anchor…
From: Response Subject: Chinese bike Here is at typical bike in my town. 24 inch built for two, no lie. This one is in pretty Continue reading
SSUSA Report
This one in from our boy 40 Hands. Here we go, I’m gonna make my best attempt at giving you full and complete report about Continue reading
Tuesdays with Dirty: Tired.
Another 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo is in the books, and as always, the folks over at Epic Rides put on one hell of an Continue reading
Spring is coming
Yes, indeed. Spring is coming. And, with it, pain. My man Legs told me he was “logging some miles trying to get ready for our Continue reading
Cipovision
Cipo at Gent Wevelgem in 2003. He won it in 2002, . But 2003 went to Andreas Klier. This was not Cipo’s year. He was, Continue reading
You had me at cockles
BikeSnob, as he is prone to, nailed this one in a recent post. And, yes, I don’t even try to be current. I just talk Continue reading
In Memoriam: Sweet, Sad Rocker Vic Chesnutt
I caught this piece on NPR the other day as I was eating lunch. It was one of those moments where everything stopped. I sat, Continue reading
Enough noise
Sounds like fireworks and noise out there, soon to fizzle away. And here we have 2010. A numeric beginning. Two years ago, I was a Continue reading
New books and old bikes
I sit in the backyard, chair turned toward the sun, with a new book. The sun is warm and good. I need this. Our house Continue reading
The danger of prejudice and the levity of being
I don’t know who these guys are, but I like their style. Read about them here: ritteracing.com/story. Check out the kick ass looking bike they’re Continue reading
Swimming laps in man chowder
This freaks me out a little bit. Source: www.ritteracing.com/2009/12/post-euro-era. by