Two Wheels. One Dark Lord.
We had completed the main goal of the trip, so packing up the truck to head back to Reykjavik felt a bit like heading home. Continue reading Dances with Elves – Exit Strategy
Earlier this year, I won a copy of “Trail Magic and the Art of Soft Pedaling” from Neil Beltchenko and the folks at Bikepackers Magazine. Continue reading Scott Thigpen Q&A: Tour Divide on a singlespeed
Last we left off Dirty, Charlie, and I had ridden through a long second day of our journey across Iceland. After making it to the hut Continue reading Dances with Elves – Hluti Tveir
[youtube]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VudWv9pQNdE[/youtube] …and running. Have a good week y’all!
[youtube]https://youtu.be/OckSITiSaTg[/youtube] Watch the peloton get wicked. When we ride it, you be like “don’t stop, get it get it.” Long time hashtagging: #SMAT Continue reading I’m not a player, I just crush a lot
Late last summer Dirty, Charlie the Bikemonger, and I made a journey to Iceland to attempt a north-south traverse of the lonely north Atlantic island. Continue reading Dances with Elves – Part One
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
Back on the scene with my pedal matchine, I&I a gwan fe camp an a wail on a de street all de way to de Continue reading it’s not what you say
This week we interviewed Rebecca Rusch. She rides bikes, wrote a book, and drinks whiskey. It’s a little bit of alright. Click above, or direct Continue reading BUI Podcast: Rebecca Rusch Says the F-Word
This is The Life? ___an and meself agree to meet for a bike ride. We both know the start time is what it is; meaning Continue reading it’s a living
When looking back at your “accomplishments” your special talents, be they truly special, should make themselves known. Look deeply into your own eyes…what a you Continue reading winning at the highest level
Before I moved to this big, flat, paved urban landscape and spent hours a day behind a desk, I wrenched at a shop in Cleveland Continue reading If it was easy, everyone would be doing it