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The Indignity of Summer: It’s Always Dorkiest Before the Fall

The Laborious Day Weekend is now behind us, and so too are the languid days of summer. Here in New York City, those leisurely afternoons spent sipping PiƱa Coladas and lying in hammocks while being sprinkled with the refreshing discharge from a nearby…

Review: Feedback Sports Pro-Elite Bicycle Repair Stand

Having a secure and easy to use bicycle repair stand can make the difference between a hassle free, painless repair and a frustrating trip to the garage. Whether you are changing out tires or building up a bike from the frame, having a repair stand is one of those essential “non-trail related” products that every cyclist should have regardless of wrenching ability. Feedback Sports sent over their top of the line Pro-Elite bike repair stand for review on Bike198.com. This [...]

Trans Iowa V7

<===It’s “Official” now!Okay all you fellow gravel grinding freaks! It is on! The new version of Trans Iowa’s website has been officially unveiled as of Monday. Thanks go to Trans Iowa co-founder, Jeff Kerkove, who has had the distinction of designi…

Hiking is harder with a bike

“Are you sure you don’t want to join us?” I said to Danni after she dropped us off at the trailhead. “I bet you could beat us.” Danni looked up as she gave the notion serious thought. Brad, Dave and I planned to ride our mountain bikes from Six-Mile t…

Finished.

I sat lifelessly in a chair. The commotion of the aid station surrounded me. It was vexing. All the encouragement and cheerleading. And the thick positivity. I wanted everyone to be quiet. To go away. To let me suffer in my own cocoon of self pity and forlorn disappointment. Somebody stuck an orange in my [...]

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A Weekend Off

It was a weekend off the bike, but that didn’t mean I was stuck inside. I got to go on a hike with my two awesome kids in the local State Park, which is right in our “back yard” here in our city. Part of the Park borders the Cedar River, and the other …

First snow

Thank you for the kind words and thoughts about my grandfather. As I reflect on his life and what he meant to me, the more peace I feel about his passing. He went gracefully, in his own home, with his wife and three daughters at his side. It was the w…

For my grandpa

Today was spent tracing the contour of a ridge high above Glacier National Park, where wind howled and clouds swirled and we clung to cliff bands, perched on the edge of infinity.It was the day my grandfather died.I will think of him when I visit these…

Jones Pass

Jones Pass, it sits just southwest of the Winter Park area.  It’s not a super popular ride….at least I think it is not, but a few folks get up there during the snow free months.  For me, this was the first time to get up to the pass…..the…

Labor Day Weekend

Well, it is Labor Day Weekend and I will be stuck at home, not riding, as my wife is on call at the hospital all weekend. I will be out with my amazing kids doing some fun, non-bicycle related adventures though. In the meantime, here are some photos wi…

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