Gent-Wevelgem 2012 last kilometer
Boom Boom Boonen. Full write up here: http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/gent-wevelgem-2012/results. by
The Group Ride
Before I moved to Colorado, I hadn’t really participated in any regular group rides since the Rose Bike rides in Maine. Flagstaff was a pretty Continue reading The Group Ride
Burley – go big or go home.
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Wheels
You know what I love about the bike? The wheels. Because no matter what, they keep on rolling. That is unless you pull a Mark Continue reading Wheels
Variety is the spice of life.
“Variety’s the very spice of life That gives it all its flavour.” William Cowper (1731-1800) Some of you like a variety of girls. Some of Continue reading Variety is the spice of life.
Rise of something
This article I am quoting below is older than hell at this point, from August of 2010. As the internet works in real time, hitting Continue reading Rise of something
DC goes off to War
A while back, I sent out a care package to my buddy Afghan BMXer somewhere in Afghnaistan. Judging by these pictures, I would say he is doing a Continue reading DC goes off to War
Man, those poor compassionate socks…
This has to be one of the finest days in cycling, the compassion socks getting fucking busted for making us all look bad. Really here Continue reading Man, those poor compassionate socks…
Of mice and men
This is a story from my ride last Saturday. I’m just shy of three hours in at this point. I’ve done the hills. Time to Continue reading Of mice and men
Niner One9 Review, Part 1: The Unveiling
I recently had the good fortune (thanks to 40 Hands and Dirty Biker) to receive a Niner One9 as a demo bike. The point was Continue reading Niner One9 Review, Part 1: The Unveiling
I started riding again
I kicked off March by turning the first draft of my thesis in to my advisor. His first piece of advice to me was simply, Continue reading I started riding again
Alto del Angliru
In the 2011 Vuelta a España, this was the story on the Angliru: On the maximum slopes it was game over for Martin, Bruseghin and Continue reading Alto del Angliru