Some things are best kept away from the outlet; cars, weedwackers, stairs, towel dispensers, can openers, drivetrains, and most certainly mountain bikes are a few Continue reading E-Bikes: Recharging the Dumb in Mountain Biking
We’ve often mentioned that February is usually the busiest month on our bike calendar for the year. The weather is phenomenal and friends are visiting, Continue reading Bikemonger’s Desert Soirée
A couple months ago my friend Danimal invited me to San Francisco to join him on a big dumb stupid ride. At the time he was Continue reading Golden Gate Gong Show
This will be quick. Haven’t broadcasted it too loudly, but I left my job in Chicago and decided to bike tour across the country. Yorktown, Continue reading Getting shot at in the Potomac River, naked, in the dark
Ommmmmmmm – In this line of work, asanas are reserved for the barstool, my shiva ain’t high and I sure don’t have much bhakti, but Continue reading Drunk Yoga is Aiiight
This guy just told me what I was already thinking. Coincidentally, I’m about to set off on my own long ride. Continue reading I was just thinking that…
Very recently, as in like three days ago, I recapped the last portion of the journey Dirty and I made to Iceland last summer. During Continue reading Lauf Forks ~ Innovation from the Frosty North
I don’t know anything about the Silverdome and I’m definitely not going to take any time out of my day to Google it… But I Continue reading Silver what?
We had completed the main goal of the trip, so packing up the truck to head back to Reykjavik felt a bit like heading home. Continue reading Dances with Elves – Exit Strategy
It’s a Thursday evening and one of those nights that takes a good amount of (mental) effort to get your lard ass to the trailhead, Continue reading Thursday Night Pedal
Say, ho. Yeah you. Can I axe you a question? You like to poach ? Oh, you don’t want me to talk to you like that. Continue reading the less you see of me riding, the better
Earlier this year, I won a copy of “Trail Magic and the Art of Soft Pedaling” from Neil Beltchenko and the folks at Bikepackers Magazine. Continue reading Scott Thigpen Q&A: Tour Divide on a singlespeed