by Christine Fonner | November 6, 2014 Reza Pakravan finished the Kapp to Cape...
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Pedaling the Planet: A Story from Kapp to Cape
by Christine Fonner | November 6, 2014 Reza Pakravan finished the Kapp to Cape cycling adventure in November 2013. Currently working on a book to tell the adventure, I caught up with Reza to ask him about what it is like to ride the length of the planet. Literally. With his partner, Steven Pawley, Reza […]
Perfect Pair: Gates Carbon Drive & Bronto Bikes
Josh Fonner | December 21, 2014 I’m a bike dork. There I said it…I’ve had the pleasure of riding some of the most amazing bikes in the industry: carbon, ti, steel, full squish, rigid, you name it. Despite all the amazing technology out there, it never ceases to amazing me that the piece of the […]
Mountain Biker to Moto Head
Jason Fenton | November 9, 2014 My name is J. I am a trail builder and bike shop owner. I have been immersed from head to toe in the bicycle world for 30 years. This is a story about how I fell in love with a different kind of bike, an orange bike from Austria […]
Swiftwick Wins South Africa
Christine Fonner | June 21, 2014 My Love for Swiftwick Runs Deep About a year ago, I started exclusively only wearing Swiftwick socks. It wasn’t a conscious decision – they were just more comfortable so when I would look in the sock bin and eye all the sock options, I inevitably would pick up a pair […]
Becoming a Minimalist: A How-To Guide
By Christine Fonner | December 4, 2013 My dad had this habit of calling me Imelda Marcos growing up. I had a thing for shoes. And handbags. And cute jackets. I converted a bedroom into a big closet and I filled it up. After four years of living to work rather than working to live, I had […]
Snow in the Adirondacks
by Brian Wittmer | November 12, 2013 Yesterday morning, while I was stacking wood for my father, I was feeling rather glum. My father just had hernia surgery so it is up to me to get the firewood this year. Add this to working my butt off day in and day out to make some […]
Unchained Cyclist: Adventures with Geoff Harper
by Christine Perigen | October 18, 2013 Geoff Harper is one of those adventurers that feeds off the challenge of the adventure itself. Traveling can be overwhelming for some people. Not for Geoff. In fact, he goes out of his way to find the more difficult ways to experience a new land. Like traversing Iceland’s South […]
Liv/giant Team Shorts (Black/Purple)
By Isabel Suppé As I travel across the United States on my bicycle, I am finding the trendy Liv/giant cycling shorts are a perfect match for my female curves. Super light and thin, they brought me great relief while cycling through sun-scorched Eastern Washington in seething hot July weather. Since I had had bad experiences […]
Trans Iowa V9: Sunrise, Sunset, Sunrise
Paul LaCava | May 17th, 2013 Trying to digest and document the feelings and emotions of the following story and put them into words are hard. I am still sorting them out, and re-living the experience in my head, but taken outside of the element and delusional state of mind when they came about, certain […]
A Long Road to the Start!
Paul LaCava | April 16, 2013 Hey there! It’s been a while. Sort of fell off the deep end and got lost somewhere along the way, but the last two months have been a handful! Definitely one of life’s biggest balancing acts. Isn’t is always this way? The last two months have been a long […]
