Bike Picture Techniques: Quick Guide
There are some basic rules of bike photography that every cycling photographer should be familiar with. In this post, I go over basic tips to get your bike to look as good as possible in pictures.
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Gear I Use: Bikes
First installment in a series of posts listing the gear I use on a regular basis and why I keep using it. Bikes are the soul of this website, so it seems appropriate to start the series with bikes.
7 Bike Hacks for When in a Pinch
There’s no better feeling smart, and you feel smart when you are prepared. These simple bike hacks might save your bacon when you most need your bacon saved.
Chain Reaction Pro Bike Bag Review
Find out if the Chain Reaction Cycle Pro Bike Bags is the right bag for you. Traveling with your bike can be a daunting task but this moderately-priced bag tries to make taking your bike places a little bit easier.
Bikepacking the Riesling River Banks of Germany
I traveled to Germany to explore the Riesling country on a bike with my dad. Trip was packed with flat roads, steep hills, and tasty wines.
Building a Surly Karate Monkey: A Bike With Many Personalities
Here is how I built a Surly Karate Monkey from the ground up. Find out how I laced my first set of wheels and to make a versatile steel frame into an all-season ride.
Bike Touring Across Spain: A Father and Son Adventure
About three years ago I decided to go on an 800 km (500 mi.) bike touring trip across Spain, completing the trail called Camino de Santiago (French Way). When I broke the news to my dad, I was surprised to hear his reaction: “I’m going with you!”. What followed, was a great father and son adventure.
Bikepacking Overnighter Bliss: Blue Mounds
This is the story of why I hopped on my bike to get way away from it all for one night and one night only.
How to Setup Tubeless Tires for Air Travel
Thinking about converting to tubeless tires but worried about how to make it work for air travel? Fret no more. Here are some tips on going tubeless.
Riding the La Plata Canyon Trail
I spent a good part of a day riding the La Plata Canyon trail just outside Durango, CO. My goal was to reach the Colorado Trail and have a gnarly ride into town, but not everything went according to the plan.
VP Harrier: Touring and Bikepaking Flat Pedal Review
The VP Harrier is 120mm wide and 110mm long, claiming a prominent spot in the oversized flat pedal segment. Here are a few reasons why I chose an oversized flat pedal and my long term impressions on the VP Harrier.
