Races to Watch: Flèche Wallone
The Flèche Wallone is tomorrow, which means you have an excuse to find a stream in the morning and pretend to work while you watch […]
Races to Watch: Amstel Gold
The Tour de France, Giro d’Italia and Paris Roubaix might get all the hype and coverage, but there are a ton of great cycling races […]
The Propaganda Model & The Five Filters of Media
The propaganda model seeks to explain media behavior by examining the institutional pressures that constrain and influence news content within a capitalist system. It flies […]
The Dutch Reach: Help Keep Cyclists from Getting ‘Doored’
Check out that photo above, what do you see? Fall leaves, a cyclist commuting to work, a fairly quiet road? I’ll tell you what I […]
Peter Sagan Takes First Win of Season at Kuurne-Brussels-Kuurne
Peter Sagan took his first victory of the season this weekend winning Kuurne-Brussels Kuurne. I’m a big fan of Sagan, he’s one of the most […]
Jingle All the Way is the Best Worst Christmas Movie of All Time
Out of all the holidays, Christmas holds the distinct honor of easily having the most movies made about it. Most are forgettable Hallmark Channel garbage, […]
Is Peter Sagan The Hero Cycling So Badly Needs?
In his latest goofy video, Peter Sagan channels his inner Stalone and it’s perfect. “My life has always been like a movie,” Sagan starts. Then […]
The First Confirmed Case of Mechanical Doping In Pro Cycling Is Upon Us
Nearly 5 years ago I saw the following video. It seemed pretty damn tinfoil-hat like at the time. The video showed how mechanic doping might […]
How Gyms Make Money By Setting You Up To Fail
As the owner of a robust garage gym I don’t spend a ton of time thinking about gyms and their members. That is, until I […]
