It’s All About The Shop
I’ve been a shop rat most of my life in one way or another. It started out innocently enough, fixing a derailleur in my basement Continue reading It’s All About The Shop
Two Wheels. One Dark Lord.
I’ve been a shop rat most of my life in one way or another. It started out innocently enough, fixing a derailleur in my basement Continue reading It’s All About The Shop
The weather here in Colorado has been ridiculous lately. The warmest January on record was followed by the snowiest February on record, and now in Continue reading Meriwether Fat Bike Review: How D2 Got His Stoke Back
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
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
A couple years ago I wrote a post about crap you don’t need for the holidays and well, it’s that goofy time of year again Continue reading Bullshit You Don’t Need For The Holidays
So, I ran my mouth about how stupid carbon fat bikes are, and as a result, Borealis sent me the Yampa and said, “We’d like Continue reading Meat and Potatoes: Borealis Yampa Review, part II
So this never happens: D2 ran his mouth. A lot of readers got a bit butthurt about my post about carbon fat bike rims, and Continue reading Sunday Spore: Borealis Throws Down; D2 Accepts Challenge
About five years ago while visiting my brother in Colorado he introduced me to a friend of his. The friend and I grabbed a bike Continue reading Bike Porn
A few months back, some goodies from Ergon landed in my lap so I could put it all through its paces and see how it Continue reading Killer Gear: Ergon
A lot of these guides come across my desk, all asking for a DC review. I’m never excited to see them, because they’re never really Continue reading Book Review: The Bike-Owner’s Handbook
DC bloggers get a lot of e-mails about cycling products and events; we’re asked to review them, endorse them, and basically spread the word. Since Continue reading Book Review: ‘Watch Your Line’ by Alan Canfield
As some just have, and many are currently discovering, long rides are the substantive fix this summer. The following embed inspires, if only for a Continue reading Southbound and Down.