Not unlike the semi-sweet reflux following a fantastic dinner, Part II returns to satiate the insatiable. You’ll be looking for the digestives after 6 more helpings…
The C! True Peloton Story reveals the sordid details surrounding il Giro’s purloining of “The Shot”, by Jered Gruber
Fifteen is fourteen more than the loneliest number and #30DaysofBiking goes by way too fast.
Musings While Building A Saddle Sore: Laatste night must’ve been a Kuurne-fest, ‘cuz it’s in mijn Ompoop today!
Musings While Building A Saddle Sore: This week’s MWBASS didn’t expect the Spanish Inquisition, but we all know how that goes. This post may or may not prove I’m completely insane—and by insane I mean pro cycling fan.
Musings While Building a Saddle Sore-The Official Year in REView: Monty’s Revenge in the DR, bikes made by hand, Mr. Fisher and the Lord of the Trek, and the dopest logos you’ll ever see!
Musings While Building A Saddle Sore – 11/18/10: Thoughts and randomness while riding on: packages, riding in zone 5, Johnny Law, and blonde visions.
Musings While Building A Saddle Sore – 11/6/10: Thoughts and randomness while riding on: an embrocated backside, tasty espresso shots, and rich people making sour faces.
Musings While Building A Saddle Sore – 10/23/10: Thoughts and randomness while riding on: running stop signs, pulling my post out rusty, and an assortment of completely irrelevant pictures taken during said ride.
All kinds of new things. Not just content in just dipping my toes, I’m jumping headfirst into the unsettled waters of the bike fight!
No, I didn’t travel back in time in my purple anodized aluminium time machine, this is an actual modern review of modern flat pedals. Enjoy.
I use the words dichotomy and cocksure. Plus there’s a picture of a dead dear and slate. Lots of slate…
Not unlike the semi-sweet reflux following a fantastic dinner, Part II returns to satiate the insatiable. You’ll be looking for the digestives after 6 more helpings…
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