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Its hard to say precisely where the line lays, but I’m certain I’m well on the wrong side of it. I never notice lines as…
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Sep 24, 2012 • 193 comments
Its hard to say precisely where the line lays, but I’m certain I’m well on the wrong side of it. I never notice lines as…
Aug 20, 2012 • 160 comments
The modern cyclist, as they enter the sport, will find themselves purchasing a set of shoes which contain a cleat that clips into the pedals…
Jun 1, 2012 • 127 comments
Why would any sane person choose to suffer? The answer to this question is a primal one and of particular relevance to society in the…
May 7, 2012 • 140 comments
We gather here today to pay our respects to one of the most exciting developments the Cycling world has ever witnessed: the funny bike. For…
May 4, 2012 • 72 comments
Keeper Jim and I came across Meg Fisher during an icy-rain Rule 9 training ride on Mercer Island in March. The first thing that struck us…
Apr 22, 2012 • 135 comments
Museeuw rockin’ the bands riding with Cipo decked out in yellow as he twists one up. There are only two things cooler than this and…
Mar 21, 2012 • 127 comments
As Keepers Tour crossed from dream to reality and routes over the cobblestones of Northern Europe were sketched out, with it came the familiar tingling…
Feb 1, 2012 • 147 comments
Building a frame has been, since childhood, a dream which always seemed a little bit out of reach. Aside from not being sure how not…
Jan 21, 2012 • 62 comments
By now you’ve probably figured out that our Reverence series is not about reviewing gear in the classic review sense. The very word “reverence” connotes…
Jun 28, 2011 • 105 comments
Suspense. It defines the thrill of watching a bike race. Johan Van Summeren, his deflated rear tire clanging over the last secteurs of cobblestones in…
May 11, 2011 • 67 comments
If you’ve ever sold bikes for a living, (or even just ridden them), you’ll know that the biggest fear of the newbie, or the moderately…
Jan 22, 2011 • 160 comments
Although we find our way to the bicycle by different path, we all share the fact that at some point, this simple and elegant machine…
Dec 22, 2010 • 89 comments
Simplicity. There is little in this world that I find more exciting than a complicated problem solved by a simple, elegant solution. Focusing on simplicity…
Dec 20, 2010 • 38 comments
It's been an interesting week in the Velominati Archives of Awesomeness, after a freak discovery of boxes containing “photographs”. After conducting some research, we've come…
Dec 18, 2010 • 42 comments
Training Properly clearly isn’t everyone’s bag, baby. Heart rate, power, cadence; it’s all bollocks if you are being told to hold back, or are put…
Dec 7, 2010 • 158 comments
Looking Pro is a delicate art rife with paradox and enigma. Aesthetics in a sport as difficult as cycling is itself a contradiction; surely anything…
Nov 24, 2010 • 53 comments
It is dark now when I rise. It is dark when I return home from the office. Leaves crunch under the soles of my shoes…
Nov 20, 2010 • 71 comments
I’m going to let you in on a little secret. Innovation is ugly, inelegant. By it’s very definition, it is carried out with almost a…
Nov 9, 2010 • 31 comments
While we generally try to space out our guest pieces by a few weeks at least, we simply couldn’t resist the temptation to chuck this…
Oct 4, 2010 • 47 comments
Robots. Automatons. Modern professional cyclists. I am tempted to say these three terms are interchangeable, but I know that’s not right because a “robot” endeavors to…