Tuesdays with Dirty: The last word on SSUSA
It has been over a week now since the little party in the woods happened up in Stowe, Vermont. My bike still sits in it’s Continue reading
Category Archives: Drinking
The Truer Truth About Alcohol and Cycling
This article came to my attention last week, it made me think… Dear Josephine Allen, With all do respect madam, you have no fucking idea what you’re talking Continue reading
DC at the Tour
My buddies Wilson and Guz were geeking out the other night re-watching some of this year’s Tour when they sent me a txt: -We might be Continue reading
Tuesdays With Dirty: There is No Crying in Cycling
There is no crying in baseball, and there may be a little crying in figure skating. But it appears there is plenty of crying in cycling and Continue reading
You drinkin’ yet? I am…
This is looking pretty sweet at 8:30 tonight. Maybe for my next race. —bp. by
It’s Thursday where I’m at…
That’s the plan for quittin’ time. —bp. by
Spot Check: CamRock
The towns of Cambridge (birthplace of Matt Kenseth) and Rockdale (birthplace of The Rock…kidding) make up the metropolis located about 20 minutes east of Madison. Continue reading
Giro recaps and more awesome road biking
The Giro’s been glorious to watch this year, and I’m glad these guys have a rest day today because they are starting to look like Continue reading
Tuesdays with Dirty: My Whiskey
There isn’t much left to be said about this year’s installment of the Whiskey Off Road that hasn’t already been said. I picked Cupcake up Continue reading
The Great Whiskey (Off-Road) Debauchery
The Whiskey came and the Whiskey went, with shots of fine liquor and a dime well spent. It was last year’s event that I first Continue reading
A Little Something For Your Friday
While most of us were down in the desert 24 hour racing a couple weeks ago, a few DC affiliates were keeping it real back Continue reading
Tuesdays with Dirty: Raced by a Village
A little over a week has passed since Old Pueblo and I can finally wrap my head around the experience. My race didn’t go according Continue reading