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The Practice

I'm lucky to be both a rider and a writer. I have to be careful about enunciation, but the two pursuits feed each other. I didn't take up cycling to win bike races, I took up

Stoking the Fire

We've all been there. We look at the bike and see this thing that has occupied enough of our time to have resulted in a college degree. And no matter how much we love riding,

TCI Friday

If you've been listening to our Paceline podcasts, you've heard me talk about some older bike gear, a Walz wool hat and a pair of SIDI mountain shoes, that I love, not only

TCI Friday

There was a time in my cycling life when I wanted to burrow as deep into the culture as I could, the inside jokes, the inside knowledge, looking just right, knowing all the

The Wind

I was as new as a kid in diapers. Cycling was easy. I climbed on and I pedaled. I changed gears when the pedaling was too hard or too easy. Everything was obvious as hunger.

TCI Friday

There is an argument to be made that I was never really in the loop. Despite working in the industry for more than a decade, I've always tucked myself away in a far corner.

Deeper

I'd just finished my first time trial and, standing near the finish, waiting to hear my time, I chatted with friends and compared notes on the handful of rolling hills, the

TCI Friday

A brand is an idea, an extension of a company's ideals, that gets projected out into the market/world, tested for truth over time, and in positive cases, can serve as a sort

Answers From A Bottle

Hey Stevil. How does one find their place in the cycling world as a weirdo and a misfit? Asking for a friend. Also, what does Joe Parkin's hair smell like? --Donal

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