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Going Flat

For the last few months, I've been in the process of transitioning my mountain bike riding from clipless pedals to flats. For those of you still clipping on the trail, I'm…

The Want Business

Real talk, you don't need a new bike. Your presence here, on this site, reading this post, imply strongly that you have a bike and probably more than one. This is a…

Video – Life of Pie

Here's a nice story about a pair of ladies who made themselves a home and then made a home for other people. That's all well and good, because nice people doing nice things…

You Are Subsumed

You think you are you, but you are not. Hundreds of thousands of bacteria, microbes, and other hangers on ride around with you every hour of every day, on your skin, in your…

Trail Eyes

If you've ever seen a professional tracker work, you'll know they see things we don't, a slight indentation in a bed of leaves, a stray broken twig, a tuft of fur in the bark…

It’s OK

Your bike doesn't care how you ride it. It has no feelings on the subject, and anyone else who might have thoughts or feelings about your riding are just static on the radio.…

Side Hustles

As a writer, a consultant, and a dad, you could argue that all my hustles are side hustles. I'm a multi-faceted hustler. And that's why I found myself Friday morning, after…

Video – Lightfall

From our friends at #RideShimano, Lightfall shares the story of legendary MTB photographer Sterling Lorence and his process to get the perfect shot in the dank and misty…

Cultural Lag

Robert Oppenheimer, pictured above, was a brilliant scientist with a specialization in nuclear reactions. He led the team that developed the first atomic bomb for use by the…

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