Speedvagen’s Anniversary SSCX Cyclocross Bike
I remember seeing a Speedvagen VX07 back in 2008 and thinking the olive drab paint and the way they routed the rear brake cable through the integrated seat post was supremely…
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How to Build a Dyson Sphere
When it comes down to it, civilization is all about energy usage. From wood fire, to coal, to atomic energy you can follow the progress of humanity in terms of…
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2019 Vuelta a España Route Includes 59 Categorized Climbs
The 2019 Vuelta route includes 59 categorized climbs, 5 of which are new to the race. The Vuelta a España is once again headed to unfamiliar territory as the 2019 route will…
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Watch Jeff Kendall-Weed Rip Through Durango on a Vintage Ibis
Jeff Kendall-Weed is best known for shredding mountains on his modern Ibis mountain bikes. But what about a vintage bike? Jeff found a legendary Mojo Ti frame from the ’90s…
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Alchemy Celebrates 10 Years with a Very Special Helios Road Bike
Back when Alchemy was a new bike brand their Arion aero road bike sat at the top of my dream bike list. Unfortunately, they don’t make that model anymore but…
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Supreme x Santa Cruz Chameleon
It’s like a normal Santa Cruz Chameleon but with red paint and a Supreme logo on the downtube. So, clearly, it’s worth a ton of dough. If you’re a hypebeast…
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The Future of Cycling is eSports?
Will the future of professional cycling take place on a stationary trainer? Maybe. Zwift revealed an eSports league with pro team support Zwift is taking on the eSports market with…
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Recommended Reading: The Titanic Was On Fire For Days Before The Iceberg Hit
A couple fascinating, fairly quick, reads for you this Monday. First off, the sinking of the Titanic might not just be a story of a ship hitting an iceberg. Instead,…
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Are You Ready to Eat Lab Grown Meat?
Lab-grown meat products are coming, in this episode of Moving Upstream, WSJ’s Jason Bellini visits entrepreneurs, scientists, and ranchers to understand how it’s made, and gets a first taste of…
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James Niehues: The Man Behind the Map
If you’ve ever skied or snowboarded in the US, Canada, or just about anywhere else with slopes in the world, you’ve used a ski map painted by James Niehues. Hell, I…
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How to Make Rope
We learned to make rope using essentially the same method (on a much smaller scale) in scouts when I was a kid. Turning weak, brittle twine into a strong length…
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