Worth watching:
December 7, 2011
Physician Cures Her Own Multiple Sclerosis by Following the Paleo Diet
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December 3, 2011
Housing Options for the Discerning Cyclist
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They say Portland is a bike Mecca, but this is taking things to a new level. Check out this 1.5 million dollar custom home built around a storage area for 22 bikes.
November 24, 2011
Dissapointing Things to See After Putting in a Day of Trailwork
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We spent about two hours repairing this section of trail last Saturday as part of a trailwork event at the Crest Ecological Reserve. Five days later I take a hike with the wife and baby only to see what’s been made of our hard work.
Friends don’t let friends ride trails right after the rain.
November 14, 2011
I had a BMX friend growing up who was a non-native English speaker. Though his English was actually quite good, he would occasionally say things that crack me up to this day, including “cactus make tires go poppy.” As I carefully positioned my bike between a saguaro and a small barrel cactus for this picture, taking care to avoid a sidewall puncture from the wall of thorns, I thought of my old friend and had another chuckle.
The picture was taken on Phoenix’s South Mountain trail system, where I was able to squeak in a three-hour ride on a recent trip to visit family. Arizona has some stunningly good mountain biking. I hope to be able to get over there a bit more in the coming years to take advantage of it.
November 10, 2011
How Can My Wife Say I Spend Too Much Money on Bicycles . . . ?
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When I don’t even have a $7000 coffee bike?
That’s a Moots, by the way.
Like this:
October 27, 2011
Sometimes This Whole SoCal Thing Isn’t So Bad
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The traffic sucks and there are way too many people in this state for my tastes, but with afterwork rides like this, much can be forgiven. Looking forward to the arrival of “winter,” which is in many ways our best riding season.
October 11, 2011
September 11, 2011
Three Weeks and All He Posts is This Lousy Food Pic
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August 18, 2011
Especially when it takes 52 miles and 6500 feet of climbing in 90 degree weather to get to the campsite. Luckily, I had some solidarity when I got back:
