It’s been a while since I have done one of these Tuesday deals. My absence has been a combination of life being hectic and just Continue reading Tuesdays with Dirty: My NAHBS
What am I on? I’m on my instagram, bustin’ my ass, 6 hours a day. What are YOU on? Oh, shit. I enjoy the Continue reading it’s not about the portrayal
The weather here in Colorado has been ridiculous lately. The warmest January on record was followed by the snowiest February on record, and now in Continue reading Meriwether Fat Bike Review: How D2 Got His Stoke Back
If you have been reading DC for a while, then you will remember our contributor Judi. One of our most popular and often times controversial Continue reading Guest Post: Judi’s Life After Drunkcyclist
Late last summer Dirty, Charlie the Bikemonger, and I made a journey to Iceland to attempt a north-south traverse of the lonely north Atlantic island. Continue reading Dances with Elves – Part One
Early Sunday morning, I was sitting on a couch in a flea market/workshop/ping pong emporium where Stinner Frameworks had thrown a hootenanny to which Dirty Continue reading The Asses of NAHBS 2015
When I posted last year about carbon fat bike rims, I got a lot of messages from fat bike companies who wanted to prove me Continue reading The Sunday Spore with D2: Meriwether You Like It or Not
Dirty and I painted Louisville today. Took a few too many tastes of everyone’s whiskey and beer, yet reciprocated with our own. Got our chow Continue reading Mopeds of NAHBS
Just a little sampling of what my video addiction has found this week. Continue reading Video Dump for the Weekend
Few bike accessories are sweeter than a custom headbadge. And contrary to popular belief, I actually do need some badges. In an effort to fly Continue reading Badges.
Been quiet on my front recently. Oh, it’s March? Good one. It’s still hibernation mode here in the Midwest. I got my SScx ride nice Continue reading NAHBS Photo Dump: The Long Road to Louisville
You can always have 6. 7, 8, or 9? Spring Classics might motivate you, or you might just like riding your bike. Whichever. Sometimes it’s Continue reading never have one bike ride at a time