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When the snaps, crackles and pops of my campfire fall silent, the occasional hoots of Great Horned Owls echo through forest casting a spell on my soul. Staring at the…

Back in 2016 my friend James Winchester pulled together an incredible number of people, bikes and machines to celebrate the 90th anniversary of the venerated Italian brand,…

The Ardennes Classics concluded yesterday with Liege-Bastogne-Liege, La Doyenne, a hell of a long race, and one that's been run 108 times. As has been the case lately, the…

There is something really special happening in Kenya, in all of Africa, but in Kenya especially. We have featured Team Amani before, a team based in the the Rift Valley known…

A new bike is an odd thing in some ways, an amalgam of a company's best engineering, concessions to industry standards, the aesthetic style of the season, and then some…

Last week on The Paceline, Padraig and I had a long conversation about depression. If that's a thing you want to hear more about, give it a listen. What follows is an edited…

By the time I rolled my 1981 Trek steel road bike into line, the starting banner stretched across the street in the tiny Baja Mexican beach town of Rosarito appeared blocks…

Obviously, there's a ton of money in the energy drink market. Maybe we should make a TCI-branded sugary/caffeine/anti-depressant slurry and stick it in a brightly colored…

I arrived In Redlands that early March nervous and anxious, not really sure what to expect. I quickly realized I was not alone. Many years had passed since the Redlands…

I'm no Formula 1 fan, but I watched the Netflix doc Formula 1 - Drive to Survive and found it interesting. Motorsports are apex climate change denialism, to me, a global…