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The men's Tour is over with some predictable results and some less predictable outcomes. In my preview, I predicted two of the three podium spots, although they weren't…

You know what makes ninjas so cool? They move silently up drainpipes, across rooftops, always in the shadows, before they do whatever ninja job they have planned. You think…

The Tour de France is over, and the Tour de France is about to begin. As the men wrap up in Paris, the women set off from Vannes, and all the big teams are desperate for a…

Funny how my brain works. At least it’s funny to me. Then again, most things are funny to me. Laying on my back in the middle of the road, cradling my left arm with my…

Last year my friend Bob asked me if I wanted to work on a zine with him. The idea was to do a print piece for cyclists that wasn't about bikes, but about all the other things…

This week Patrick introduces the Paceline's new co-host Lori Barrett. Lori is a veteran of cycling, both in the industry and in racing and burns more energy in a day than…

UHHH, No. I am not speaking of the women’s roller derby player - Snot Rocket Science - talented as she may be. I am speaking of a term used in many sports.  Yes, an ‘abrupt’…

Desperately lost on a back road in Washington state with no cell reception to awaken my mapping app nor call my wife to figure out where she was and how we would ever…

It's July, which means it's Tour de France season, the single greatest month in cycling. With the news that Greg LeMond was finally presented the Congressional Gold Medal he…

One of the hallmarks of the Age of Anxiety* is that bad news, really the worst news, reaches you much more quickly and from a lot more places. A compounding issue is what I…