Flagstaff Climb Beer Handup
I rode up the Flagstaff Climb at the finish of yesterday’s stage of US Pro Cycling Challenge outside of Boulder. I was joined by some Continue reading
I believe Lance
Updated below There is so much one could write about this. And yet, I don’t feel like writing much of anything. Go figure. The king Continue reading
Tour of the White Mountains Countdown
When I rid this ride in 2010, I pedaled super hard way back then. It took 7 hours n’ 30 minutes flat, podium for the last five and Continue reading
Tonight on BicycleRadio.com
The lads at bicycleradio.com always put together a great show — if you have not listened before you owe it to yourself to check them Continue reading
Pre-Paralympic Interview: Meg Fisher
Back in Missoula I had the pleasure of riding bikes and hanging out with Meg Fisher, and luckily I can also call her a friend. Meg is Continue reading
Schemes. Bikes. 12 Hour Bike Rides.
All this talk of dirt and rides of various assortment has done the job of keeping it (riding) at the forefront of mind, but it Continue reading
The Sunday Spore with D2: Rampant Spew Edition
I’ve got a few things on the docket for you this week—-including a review of a killer bike, the Civilian Luddite—and the further you scroll Continue reading
It’s about the Dirt
When you drive through the desert southwest it is impossible to miss all the giant fins and domes of dirt everywhere. Eons of erosion spreading out like Continue reading
New Gear! 616 Snowcat
I may geek out about it a little more than the average person, but everybody loves new gear. So when I got a call from Continue reading
Just a Little Somethin’ To Start Your Mornin’
Interbike is coming up soon. Here’s a little semi-autobiographical bit I wrote about one Interbike experience I had a few years back. I hadn’t meant Continue reading
And now Vaughters
Anther former US Postal rider admits to using performance enhancing drugs. I respect Mr. Vaughters very much for what he has accomplished as a cyclist Continue reading
City Life and City Riding
As I have settled in to my new job and life in the big city, my free time for mountain biking has dwindled. Blame it Continue reading