Paceline Podcast 412

Bike riding is fun, right? John considers how much of his fun has been Type 1 (fun right now) vs. Type 2 (fun in the retelling) and suggests that he will be better served by

Finding Nirvana

When I first learned what a flow state was, I thought it was just a fancy-pants name for feeling good, which is to say I dismissed the concept within a minute or two of

Video: 1985 Paris-Roubaix

Some of us aren't really ready to be finished with Paris-Roubaix, so back to the archive for this look at the year Greg LeMond came closest to standing on the podium at the

Paceline Podcast 411

This week, John discusses what he's doing to take care of himself given the uncertainty in the world and the fact that his home is about to get a lot noisier. Patrick is just

Paceline Podcast 410

This week John takes a look at how we talk about the qualities we value in a bike. Patrick takes a look at a fresh stance one chapter of the Sierra Club has taken with regard

It’s Not About the Wrenches

When people ask me why cycling occupies such a central, dare I say dominant, role in my life, I've taken to beginning with a somewhat cryptic reply. It's certainly not

Video: Bicycles of 1910

Bicycles built for two, three or even six have been a curiosity for as long as there have been bicycles, it seems. This little video is brief, but it's a remarkable window

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