As I sit here in the airport with a half-finished article I know isn’t going to be complete before I board, I thought I’d give you this to perk your spirits on Humpday… Enjoy!

In this third and final instalment of my interview with Team H&R Block’s Aaron Schooler, I ask him who he thinks has the edge come CX season, the Roadie or the MTB’r. Personally, in general, I have to hand it to the roadies because they show up with such great fitness. At least this is [...]

Following up on the post from last week, here is the second instalment of my interview with Team H&R Block‘s, Aaron Schooler. In this part of the interview Aaron talks about the shift from roads to cyclocross season, and the changes he makes to his own training. For more information on Aaron, check out his [...]

Perhaps the first time I’ve seen a stage race start literally from off a boat – This is a nice look at Team Jamis as they take on the Trans Andes Challenge.

Now into it’s second season, Behind the Barriers is a behind the scenes look at Jeremy Powers and his adventures in the US cyclocross scene. I vaguely remember watching one episode last year, but never really got into things. Now that it’s cross season again and I’m following things a little more closely I gave [...]

Yup, cross season is simply too short. As summer winds down, you think, ‘I can’t wait for CX to start!’ and then the next thing you know September is over and you’ve only done two races… Okay, that may not be you. but it is the case for me. Last weekend I was out at [...]

Just ’cause we’re starting to lose daylight a lot earlier doesn’t mean you can’t still ride :-) Granted it looks like he’s rocking a $600+ Lupine Piko… I guess if I was headed down a mountain in the dark I want some pretty serious candle power too ;-)

It’s Friday. The sun is shining. Go ride.

I had to watch this a couple times before I was sure, it can’t be real. I found another video that this one was clearly adapted from. Pretty good job though, and fun to watch.

What a cool way to spend your retirement – It’s always fascinating learning how retirees got to where they are and the story of how they began. It’s also inspiring to see somebody take the skills they’ve learned over their lives, stay passionate about it and apply it to something new. I’m getting quite a charge [...]