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Cyclotourism

Aug 17, 2015  •  38 comments

The Liberty of Suffering

The bicycle has always been a symbol of Freedom. Not just for us as children, extending the boundaries of our stomping grounds by an order…

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Defining Moments

Jun 4, 2014  •  76 comments

Reassessment

Maybe it’s the milestone of aging that I recently reached. It could be an awareness of the unique foibles of this sport/activity/pastime that I practice.…

Accessories and Gear

Jan 8, 2014  •  138 comments

Dirty Innovators

Ok all you roadies, listen up. You’re not gonna like what I’m about to tell you, but it’s the truth. And sometimes, the truth hurts.…

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Mountain Biking

Aug 17, 2010  •  37 comments

Know Your Limitations

I always strongly consider observations from anyone willing to wave a 44 Magnum in people’s faces.  As such, I’ve always appreciated Dirty Harry‘s recommendation that a…

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Mountain Biking

Sep 1, 2009  •  3 comments

Middle Fork Taneum River

Last weekend, Michelle and I drove out over the Cascades and into the arid region on the other side of the pass.  It’s amazing the…

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Mountain Biking

Aug 24, 2009  •  2 comments

Rock Hoppin’

In keeping with the retro thread from Frank and his MB-Zip, here is the bike I spent my weekend on: For those of you squinting,…

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Folklore

Aug 22, 2009  •  9 comments

Johnny T and The Lung

Things were always better in “the good old days”. That’s what my mate Johnny Klink always says, especially when we’re talking about mountain biking (which…

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Mountain Biking

Aug 17, 2009  •  6 comments

Maiden Voyage: Grand Ridge

Michelle and I hit the trail on Saturday to take our newly acquired mountain bikes for their maiden voyage on the Grand Ridge trail near…

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Mountain Biking

Aug 13, 2009  •  5 comments

Prophesying Awesomeness

Phase I of Operation Get Back Into Mountain Biking is complete.  This week, we bought Michelle a used Cannondale Prophet.  Comparing this thing to my…

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Mountain Biking

Jul 30, 2009  •  23 comments

Project Zero

When I was growing up, my family and I did a lot of mountain biking.  It was really just a matter of training; we were…