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
Back on the scene with my pedal matchine, I&I a gwan fe camp an a wail on a de street all de way to de Continue reading it’s not what you say
Bunyan Velo is a free, online publication started by Lucas Winzenburg as a hobby to get him through a Minnesota winter. This hobby has now turned into the premiere outlet for bicycle travel writing. Cyclists from all walks of life sharing their stories and tying them all together with fantastic photographs. Continue reading Leisure Reading: Buyan Velo
If you do the internet thing and follow bike stuff, you’ve probably seen this meme: That meme sucks for two reasons: It implies that you Continue reading This Meme Sucks
With all the options available to you in this modern era, why ever would you choose a singlespeed? Pork Torta played the afterparty…and they were Continue reading thoughts on #ssaz
February is, by far, the busiest month here in the desert. Singlespeed Arizona directly followed by 24 Hours in the Old Pueblo takes up a Continue reading Checking in