4th of July Bike Update
First and foremost, happy fucking Independence Day America! Go do what you do best you self-ruling crazy sons’ of betches. Anyways, by now, you’ve probably Continue reading
Category Archives: Straight Baller
TDR; “I know that guy” edition…
I had a simple screen shot lined up for this with a one-line description, but got talked into doing a proper post instead. So here Continue reading
2012 Tour Divide Riders: Eszter Horanyi – Josh Shifferly – Jarral Ryter
Next in our series of interviews is Eszter Horanyi. Based out of Crested Butte, CO she might just be the best endurance rider you have never Continue reading
2012 Tour Divide Rider: Rudi Nadler
This Friday marks the start of yet another Tour Divide. Last year we did a few interviews with some riders and I had so much 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
The Marco Pantani Story
I don’t understand a word of any of this aside from the names of the cyclists and the climbs. But I could not take my Continue reading
VDB has a posse
The year was 1998. I was 28 years old, a handful of years out of college, and working in a bike shop as a mechanic. Continue reading
Return of the Flying Scotsman
This one in from our man Art, the AZ Cutter. Yes, he rode to glory in the Little 5 (See Breaking Away (1979), http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0078902/; http://iusf.indiana.edu/little500/). Continue reading
Burley – go big or go home.
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Behind the Scenes at Form Cycles
I ran into Daryl from Form Cycles at the SSAZ afterparty a few weeks back and we got to talking about his bikes for this year’s NAHBS. The Continue reading
Omloop Het Nieuwsblad 2012
Oh my, another year has gone by us all. The Classics of Spring are upon us once again. Men of Legend shall reign. In case Continue reading
Friday Motivation
Just got an email from my buddy AfghanBMXer. Seems he has been hard at work snapping some pictures of the people on bikes in his “neighborhood”. Not quite Continue reading