How to Bleed like a Maven
SRAM Maven Brakes are arguably the best design available for Big Mountain riding, or eBike is a moped riding. However, bleeding the system using SRAM’s Continue reading How to Bleed like a Maven
Two Wheels. One Dark Lord.
SRAM Maven Brakes are arguably the best design available for Big Mountain riding, or eBike is a moped riding. However, bleeding the system using SRAM’s Continue reading How to Bleed like a Maven
I have been thick into the dream and as about the daily I am living proof that you can make anything not suck, or suck, Continue reading Daily Report, August 9, 2026
Ferrentino walked in yesterday. He held #30 in his hands. This has happened before. I am not able to understand but the frames/framesets, or bikes Continue reading The Huerfanós of Coconino
The bike will be the last thing. I have done nothing but endeavor for the past good many years and I have found love of Continue reading Spliffs with the Gnome
There were a few flashes of consciousness throughout the episode. They lasted for days. It would build like a wave over weeks and then crest Continue reading What Happens After Bikes Is More Bike
Trash middens and catholic swagger, which will last forever more, the plastic or the guilt? Enough lifetimes will never wander this far to see this Continue reading Reaching The Villages
So that was it, in an excerpted form. After 20 blog posts I have pretty much summed up my Baja tour in an easy’ish to Continue reading Baja The End (But Not Really)
The grind continued. I feel like I slowed down. At least in the mornings rolling out of my bag. I again packed up, this time Continue reading La Purisma, San Javier, San Isidro, the Comundu Municipality…
The span from San Ignacio to Mulege was 5+ days including a stop in San Juanico Continue reading FFWD: Mulege
When I arrived in San Ignacio I arrived to a begining – or a continuance since BdLA – of relief. I had held onto what Continue reading San Ignacio por un Siesta
I met up with Brian Miracle again in San Ignacio. It was a slough from Vizcaino to get there, same as all the other days Continue reading Vizcaino to San Ignacio
One by one, after a 50+ mile day climbing out of the Bahia de los Angeles, the dogs said hello. It was rad. Each just Continue reading The Dogs of Piedra Blanca