Raining in My Heart
Not one to subscribe to the slew of text speak or acronyms that permeate the modern vernacular (well, not too much, I guess YJA is…
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Feb 26, 2014 • 37 comments
Not one to subscribe to the slew of text speak or acronyms that permeate the modern vernacular (well, not too much, I guess YJA is…
Nov 15, 2013 • 124 comments
Finding The V-Locus is something of an extension of the Goldilocks Principle; bars set somewhere between Sit Up and Beg and a face-plant, saddle height…
Oct 28, 2013 • 147 comments
Merckx famously professed that after a night of sinning, the body must be cleansed. He obviously meant this figuratively, not literally, because those mud guards…
Oct 16, 2013 • 170 comments
It wasn’t so long ago that the majority of bicycles were made by hand, from raw materials, in places that aren’t China or Taiwan. While…
Aug 16, 2013 • 124 comments
I am a road cyclist, at heart. Even when I’m in a car, I’ll daydream about riding the same road I’m driving. I’ll imagine how…
Aug 12, 2013 • 210 comments
Everyone knows that the quality of one’s character is measured by the size gear they can push, particularly when going uphill. It is also a…
Mar 20, 2013 • 108 comments
Wellington isn’t renown for its great summers; a mate is always quick to remind me that if the weather was perfect all the time, everyone…
Feb 21, 2013 • 227 comments
Outside my window, its pouring rain. My bike is leaning agains the wall in my office, covered in grim and grit from the ride in,…
Feb 4, 2013 • 71 comments
As a dyed-in-the-wool Northerner, my time living in the South was a mixed bag. Southerners think differently, speak differently, eat differently, and prioritize life differently…
Feb 1, 2013 • 121 comments
Cyclists can (and usually do) go on for hours as to why they ride their bikes, and most of their reasons can sound, well, a…
Nov 5, 2012 • 187 comments
Clouds hang heavy in the sky, plump with a rain which contemplates the opportunity to hurl itself towards the Earth below. I get the sense that…
Oct 3, 2012 • 41 comments
The memories still foment in my mind. They don’t keep me up at night, but they are there, hidden in the recesses of my recall…
Jun 15, 2012 • 27 comments
Rule 9–Fair-weather riding is a luxury reserved for Sunday afternoons and wide boulevards. Those who ride in foul weather – be it cold, wet, or…
Apr 23, 2012 • 93 comments
With Keepers Tour: Cobbled Classics 2012 stitched up and in the history books, the challenge of documenting the trip became immediately obvious; how do you…
Apr 19, 2012 • 78 comments
With Keepers Tour: Cobbled Classics 2012 stitched up and in the history books, the challenge of documenting the trip became immediately obvious; how do you…
Jan 30, 2012 • 144 comments
While it took seven Belgians to dominate the Men’s Cyclocross World Championship race on Sunday, it only took a single Dutchwoman to dominate the women’s…
Dec 1, 2011 • 138 comments
There isn’t a lot about a climb several kilometers long ending in a sustained 20% cobbled gradient that communicates ‘Attack’ and/or ‘Respond’. Certainly not when…
Nov 11, 2011 • 130 comments
Andrei Tchmil got so tired of the palpable disappointment of not being Belgian that he decided to become one. Envision the world the way you…