Pessimism and the Power of a Website: Zirbel taps out.
From Velonews.com: American cyclist Tom Zirbel announced on his blog Friday that he is retiring from cycling rather than continue an aggressive fight against doping Continue reading
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Pessimism and the Power of a Website: A Message from Tom Zirbel.
We got an unsolicited email from Mr. Tom Zirbel recently regarding recent post of ours. The title alone is enough to tell you the direction Continue reading
For Gnome
I was searching google images for a Happy Birthday post to Gnome. When I saw this one, and the text attached to the image, I Continue reading
pool riding, burnsiding, powersliding and straight hiding.
there was a little comment somewhere down there by the maestro, jonny. “fucktard,” it said. seems like not too long ago, there was a contingency Continue reading
“Oh, no I didn’t!” says The Floyd
I missed actually watching this program because 1) I pretty much can’t think of any reason to watch Larry King Live, and 2) I have Continue reading
California dreamin’
Our boy Legs sent this one in from, you guessed it, California. He has a good life. by
Snowmageddon weekend of races
I have a race scheduled for Saturday: The Frosty 14. It’s a trail race. In knee high snow. The other day it took me about Continue reading
VDay
For those of you with a significant other, have a great day. For those of you w/o, have fun with your hand. by
I too, was once young and fit.
Photo is of yours truly at the 2004 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo. I raced solo-single speed that year. I got sixth. Someone handed Continue reading
Pink
Dominic just came home with this stuff. Pink cables. Pink brake pads. I can’t believe how very PINK this bike is going to be. I Continue reading
Fun like ten miles of bad road.
I’m not sure who took this photo, or where and when they took it. Or, for that matter, why they took it. Was it to Continue reading
Tuesdays with Dirty: Gearing up for getting down
“Gearing up for getting down” is an expression that I use a lot, some might even say too much. I stole the line from an old Continue reading