The first annual Big Jonny Didn’t Die Sale
Everything over at dcgear.net is on sale this week. 20% off. Every shirt, every sticker, every button. Everything. by
Category Archives: Cycling
AZ Underground #1 results
The first part of the AZ Underground Single Speed Series is in the books with The Future, aka Tool Shed Timmy, aka Gimmie Timmie, taking Continue reading
Amber Neben wins Route de France Féminine
El Serracho will be proud. American Amber Neben won the Route de France Féminine Saturday after finishing with the pack on the final stage. Going Continue reading
Fuck you Tony
Seems I got me a new friend in the Kansas City area. Good news. That’ll match up well with the century farm my uncle is Continue reading
On a Saturday
What have I been doing with my weekend? A whole lot of nothing great. As it should be. I dragged my daughter around in her Continue reading
Neben écrase l’opposition
Drunkcyclist is down with woman’s racing. I’ve put out a four girl squad at the 24 Hours of the Old Pueblo for the past four Continue reading
Leadville: Snake shows a clean set of wheels
Here’s a pic of our boy Snake at the head of affairs. Number two plate at the front, number one plate lurking. Oh, I can Continue reading
Landis interviewed in Play Magazine
Read it here: nytimes.com We all know the story. At least the high points. Or low points. Kinda depends on your point of view. …Landis Continue reading
Jenna throws the horns
Yes, she is league with Satan. Source: eontarionow.com If I get to hell first, I’ll save her a seat by the fire. by
No fire coverage…
Something’s amiss here. Since the beginning of July, more than 1 million acres of national forest land has been burned in Idaho and Montana. Whole Continue reading
Thirsty Thursday
I rode my single speed cross bike down to the corner Circle K convenience store this afternoon to drop off some DC merchandise in a Continue reading
You want this guy on your team.
Yeah thats right. You’re out there looking for an extra body on your 24hr team at Seven Springs, coming up in two weeks. September 1-2. Continue reading