One Speed Open
Here in Fort Collins this past weekend, we had the OneSpeedOpen, 30 something miles of pavement and gravel, with the number one rule being that Continue reading One Speed Open
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One Man’s Trash….
Sat down to read a pilfered copy of Sports Illustrated this morning, and saw something interesting in the “Go Figure” section, where the fine folks Continue reading One Man’s Trash….
It’s Gotta End Sometime
My summer of having no responsibilities, except of riding bikes and enjoying the days and nights is slowly coming to and end. Monday morning brings Continue reading It’s Gotta End Sometime
High Cascades 100
The High Cascades 100 is in the books, I am sore, tired, cut/scraped up, walking slow, afraid to cough, and still kind of out of Continue reading High Cascades 100
High Cascades Prep
This is how I have been prepping for the High Cascades 100 tomorrow. I wonder I can use the tall bike for the race.
Idaho, Oregon, and Olde English
Here ya go, I got videos, photos, and stories from the past five days for all ya. Starting back on Tuesday when nine fine folks Continue reading Idaho, Oregon, and Olde English
A Taste of What’s to Come
Here is a quick photo that I snapped from yesterday’s ride outside of Stanley, ID. Once more photos and videos are collected, I will have Continue reading A Taste of What’s to Come
Galena Grinder Race Report
The 2010 edition of the Galena Grinder is in the books, and let me tell you, it was a fucking awesome time. Seriously if you Continue reading Galena Grinder Race Report
The Adventure Continues
Following the trip to Granby for MTB Nationals, the traveling circus of self, Dejay, and Juda returned to Boulder to wait for some license plates Continue reading The Adventure Continues
2010 MTB National Championships
This weekend, all the MTB heavy hitters made their way to Sol Vista, Colorado for National Championships. No desrespect to all the guys and gals Continue reading 2010 MTB National Championships
Continental Divide Trail.
Yesterday I had to drive through Butte, Montana, a city that is best known for the 1,700 foot deep whole in the ground known as Continue reading Continental Divide Trail.
Lance has me confused.
My apologies to the Big Man, his post below was high end, but I can’t sleep right now, and I had some thoughts regarding what Continue reading Lance has me confused.