Tuesdays with Dirty: New Bike Stoke.
It’s no secret around here that I have been bit by the fat tire bug. It has only been about 6 months, but my fat Continue reading
Category Archives: Product Reviews
Hey, Are You Guys Open?
pre·tense/ prê•tens/ 1. An attempt to make something that is not the case appear true. 2. An attempt to make mountain biking appeal to RISD, Continue reading
How to Squealer, 2012
On the same weekend as Paris-Roubaix, The Squealer had its day too. It’s a mainstay of a smaller circle. And this year it even saw Continue reading
Niner One9 Review, Part 1: The Unveiling
I recently had the good fortune (thanks to 40 Hands and Dirty Biker) to receive a Niner One9 as a demo bike. The point was Continue reading
Cutting Edge Product Testing
Our friends down at Fairwheel Bikes have been doing some very in depth product testing on new road bike components. Lots of calipers and tape measures. Stress Continue reading
Bike porn
Stopped in at the local IBD yesterday and the owner was leaning up against his latest build. It looked so sweet I asked for pics Continue reading
Book Review: The Urban Cyclist’s Survival Guide
As a disclaimer, up front, I was given a copy of THE URBAN CYCLIST’S SURVIVAL GUIDE to review. I want to be honest with this Continue reading
If it squeeks lube it, if it rolls ride it…
There are things in each of our lives that make us giddy to jump out of bed in the morning and take on the world Continue reading
Old Becomes New Becomes Fat
Over the past few years we have seen the popularity of fat bikes grow exponentially. With the mainstream availability of affordable complete builds from the likes of Continue reading
Gear Review: Pearl Izumi Elite MTB II Shoes
I’ve been meaning to write this post for a while, but the move to Colorado from Arizona derailed me for quite a while, so 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
What to Drink?
Ok just so I clear some air with a lot of questions that I get before and after the Leadville Trail 100 MTB race. I Continue reading