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Charlie Cunningham was a pioneer of mountain bikes, an expert builder of illegal trails, and a modifier and tinkerer of all things. After a life of brilliance, he had a bad…

As a young person, August loomed as only decline can. The beginning of the end of summer. These were the days as a grade schooler I stayed out as possible, dreading the call…

Sometimes I like to take a break from cynicism and misanthropy and remind myself that there are genuinely good people among us. Jethro Mann was one of them. Have a nice…

Think back to olden times, when Lance Armstrong was still beloved and gravel bikes hadn't been invented. I'm thinking especially of that era when Rapha could put their name…

I’ve shared before that I listen to books when I ride. Not on all rides and never on group rides. But if I’m alone, there’s a fair chance I’m listening to a book. I mean,…

Greetings Doubters! I hope you find the kindness in your hearts to excuse my episode numbering abilities or lack thereof. The previous scree about racing (Ray-sing?) was to…

When I discuss bike fit with someone, I stress that proper fit does several things, not one. Bike fit is generally pitched as improving a rider's comfort, period, end of…

Outside of Taichung Taiwan the land rises up in mountainous jungle threaded with roads that wind like a milk-drunk toddler's path through a living room. My visit to Taiwan…

In the annals of great product names, the Redshift Sports Mousetrap deserves—at minimum—an honorable mention. I've lost count of the number of different products that were…

As someone who has both lived with routines that were engraved into my life and as someone ever holding a shoehorn, looking for where to fit my rides in, there is value in…