Two Wheels. One Dark Lord.
I think what we’re talking about here is a 2-3 year backlog of story that I define as a small view of a “journeyman cyclist” Continue reading Progress Through The Northlands
It is either the novelty of it, or it the genuine nature of the environment, when I cross the border I feel a sense of Continue reading The Seamstress in the Mountains
To catch up, I did write about Baja day one and Baja day two a few months back. So now to recount a bit and Continue reading Crossing at Tecate
So when I sold my house and I gave everything away I was then on the edge of a cliff. I had nothing to hold Continue reading Buying The Ticket
So there’s bit of a tangle here and I’m not going to dwell too much on format and images and all that for the minute Continue reading From DC to Baja
Hello. After these years I finally determined your email address one day; a gift from the universe, as it is the only way I know to Continue reading Nathaniel James Herbold
Baja day 2 was the San Diego exodus. I did it twice. The first time was the formal baja divide route finishing in Tecate that Continue reading Baja Day Two
I stepped outside the Brenda house at 8:30pm, ready. It was about 32 degrees and I pedaled three miles to the downtown Flagstaff Amtrak station Continue reading Baja Day One
After 22 days I had covered some 800 miles of hard dirt road riding aand now I was facing the longest span without water or Continue reading Baja Divide, Day 23
6:15 is no time to wake up in Phoenix for a 9am race in Prescott. At this stage of the recovery, that type of self Continue reading Five Out of Sixer
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 Schemes. Bikes. 12 Hour Bike Rides.
That’s right kids. Straight to the Propaganda: After 2.5 years of existence Sunday Cycles has managed to pull off an Annual Sunday Cycle’s Bike Swap Continue reading 4th Annual Sunday Cycles Bike Swap – Don’t Miss Out