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In which it was related to bicycles in general
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I bought this stem cap mount from K-Edge originally for my cross bike. If you’re not familiar with K-edge, they are a small company that makes all sorts of billet aluminum mounts and chain catchers commonly used in the pro peloton. So I thought it would be great to have it right on top of
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I’m taking a few days off the bike while I travel, and I know I’ll be stronger and more completely recovered when I get back, but right now I REALLY miss my bike…
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I’m going to be on a couple day hiatus from bike due to work travel, so my intent is to knock back a few miles each day this week before I leave. I’m planning on walking/jogging over a 5 mile course adjacent to my hotel each evening to keep the heart pumping and the improvement
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We spent the weekend on the lake, just fishing, swimming, and having a good cookout. There isn’t much more to say, it was as it always is, fantastic.
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I hit quite a few PRs yesterday, which was unexpected, I really left to do an easy spin, but I did the first 5 miles into a blistering 20 kt headwind, which I guess properly warmed my legs up, after that I just kept picking it up. Admittedly, the last 5 miles of the return
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I find myself riding the cross bike more and more, I am accepting of the fact that I need to find a road bike with the same fit and feel in order to satisfy that pull. The Kona is so stiff and solid that it makes my trusty Cervelo feel like a noodle. This is
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I did my own little “Tour De Trinity” around Fort Worth Thursday, and I thoroughly enjoyed it. I started adjacent to my hotel and turned around in Gateway Ball Park. I totalled right at 40 miles and it was beautiful. There were several stand out areas that I want to highlight, but the city is
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The spring classics are my favorite races of the year, and of course, Paris-Roubaix is the most popular of those. So much drama this year with VanAvermat looking to keep his run alive, Tommke’s last season, and indeed last professional road race, and so many hungry young racers. In the US its hard to get,
