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Video: Bicycles of the 1800s

Any time I see a very old bicycle, my mind has this habit of telling myself that back in the day it didn't appear so primitive. I want to give those crafters the benefit of

Barry Hoban

My cousin Cerys messaged me to say Barry Hoban, one of the very brightest lights of British cycling in the '60s and '70s, had passed away. They were neighbors. I

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

Biological Imperatives

My body continually lets me down. Oh, yeah. Sure. It’s amazing. It can do all sorts of things. I can ride a very long way sometimes, but why do I always have to pee? I

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

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