This Bike Can Read Your Mind
Does that mean it will think about boobs as much as I do? Link to the story HERE. by
Category Archives: Bike Tech
Greasewipe #1: A Man With a Can
Well, this is the first official Greasewipe. It’s Saturday morning, it might be cold out, heads may hurt, legs may hurt more, but nothing hurts Continue reading
DC: Bringing people together to ride bikes.
Last month I got an email from a DC reader, Russell from PA. He said he would be in Cincinnati during the Thanksgiving holiday and Continue reading
Tuesdays with Dirty: Old skills, new tools
Yesterday I made my triumphant return to bike shop employment. Just one day a week, part time during the peak season. That’s right, while most of the country is Continue reading
You think YOU got it bad…?
Ever been on a ride and hit a squirrel? Shit can get real bad, real quick like. I remembered the post a few days ago Continue reading
Raleigh comes through with a PROPER CX BIKE!
A box came for me on Friday. Inside was this: Raleigh is letting me demo this bike for my race season. Here is what went Continue reading
The Riddle
If you’re a DC Facebook fan, you may have seen the question of the day today. For those of you who aren’t savvy enough with Continue reading
CX season is here, tomorrow I race.
I rode my CX bike yesterday for the first time since last November. I thought I should probably test out the bike since I am Continue reading
A Convert to the Squish
Had me a pretty good bike week last week…which is to say, I rode. I got out on the mountain bike twice while the weather Continue reading
Hey Industry, I’m Talking To You!
As a general rule, I try not to do too much bitching about the industry, since I have, technically, been a part of it and Continue reading
Bike swap cometh – frame jig up for grabs
Tucson Bike Swap website. For the price of a needed radiator, a frame jig will be for sale one day only at Gaba Bike Swap Continue reading
My neighborhood framebuilder: Ed of LaSuprema Bicycles
Right on Main Avenue, near the train tracks and the Western edge of the Dunbar Spring neighborhood, is a building housing Jimbo, a cyclist woodworker, Continue reading