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Newfangled
You know how every once in a while, something gets invented and you’re like “oh, I’m not sure how we ever survived without that. Why did this not happen before?” The internet!-->…
Hey, Just Ride 60
Sometimes in this magical world we discover the most astonishing connections, and if you ride a bike I’m sure you have a story to share of how that inanimate collection of!-->…
Hey, Just Ride 59
As I pedal through groves of Hazelnut trees, I don’t think about millions of kids around the world spreading Nutella on their toast each morning.
Gliding past rolling!-->!-->!-->…
Hey, Just Ride 58
Soaked to the bone, my hands so cold my thumb doesn't have the strength to shift gears, I'm hammering as hard as I can on the descent, desperate to get warm and dry while one!-->…
Dial Tones, Dollars and Sinuosity
Depending on where you live, and whether you ride off-road, you have likely (hopefully) noticed a change in trail-building in recent years. From design to the miles and!-->…
Hey, Just Ride 57
My gloved hands buried deep into my down jacket pockets as I curled my toes up and back endlessly hoping to keep blood circulating to keep frostbite at bay, I watched with!-->…
Building a Mental Map
As I have now mentioned on several occasions, I just moved to a new town. The most direct and obvious way to get to my new house is and has been obstructed by a detour since!-->…
Hey, Just Ride 56
RAZ'S NOTE: During this week of Thanks, I offer an excerpt from my ebook A Bucket List for Thank Yous. It’s a compilation of Thank You letters I wrote to the people who have!-->…
New Kid in Town
I have just moved to a new town.
Moving to a new town is alternately magical and mortifying. Aside from the ferocious frustration of not being able to find the thing that!-->!-->!-->…
Video – Days Off
A couple things drew me to this short video from Liam Higgins. First of all it reinforces a theme that is central to TCI's core work, which is that, for us, the bike is a!-->…