Marco Quezada is a stalwart of the cycling scene. He’s been shooting cycling editorial and commercial photographs for ages. He’s also a friend; he and I have collaborated in various guises over the years. He […]
I didn’t choose the crash. The crash chose me. Why, I don’t know. It gnaws and gnaws and gnaws. Yes, it was a race. Racing can be dangerous. But I’ve been at the game for […]
After yet another steamy week, I’m thinking of my friend’s warning before we rolled out on a recent ride. “It might be hot today. But it’s gonna be hotter in the future, so we need […]
The cycling world was abuzz with a seeming technology breakthrough on Saturday. Milan-San Remo, the 293km Italian monument, was won by Slovenian Matej Mohoric of Bahrain-Victorious thanks to his savvy use of a dropper seat […]
Last time, I discussed the specifics of the recent anti-trans legislation that became law in Arkansas in the spring of 2021. Here, I’m discussing combattting anti-trans legislation in Arkansas in terms of stopping the legislation […]
With the UCI Cyclocross Worlds arriving in Fayetteville, Arkansas on the near horizon—they’re happening January 28-30, 2022—it seems like a moment to discuss the anti-trans legislation that the state enacted in the spring of 2021. […]
Meet the NCL To many American bike racers, it seems like a natural fit. A criterium bike racing series based in cities. Crits are short, fast, entertaining, and over quickly; good for the short attention […]
I’m generally partial to silvery aluminum bike components. Aluminum anodized black does have value–it can look great new–but certain components, most notably cranks, are easy to scratch and fade and wear and once there’s sufficient […]
The Olympics is a monster. Part of me wishes it can be killed off. There are so many reasons to dislike the Olympics. I’ll start with the smaller-bore problems. I don’t like listening to athletes […]
When I first started following the Tour, one of the many things that surprised me about pro racing and racers was their emotions. Compared to what I seemed to be seeing with American pro sports, […]
