Weekly Roundup: Big Budgets and Fresher Princes
It’s that time again, Friday is here and the Bomb Cyclone has exited the building. Enjoy the weekend! British billionaire Sir Jim Ratcliffe to sponsor Team Sky with bigger budget…
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The Bikes of Wrath
Want to suffer like Steinbeck? Five Australians dive deep into the heart of America. “The Bikes of Wrath” feature film showed publicly for the first time this past April at…
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Wild Horses, The Silk Road Mountain Race Documentary
Wild Horses is a look at the first year of the Silk Road Mountain Race, an absolutely brutal (26,000m of climbing), long distance (1670km), self-supported bikepacking race with very little…
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Weekly Roundup: Tax Brackets & Mallwave
It’s Friday my dudes! Welcome to the end of the week. It’s time to wrap up all the interesting stuff I didn’t get to this week. Turning Down a Bonus…
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American Crit
Attack Pictures brings us this 34-minute documentary on crit racing, aptly titled American Crit: American Crit is a loud, visceral look at the sport of criterium racing as seen through…
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Wonderful Losers: A different world
A race only has one winner, which means most of the peloton has a different job to do: sacrifice and survive. Award-winning director Arunas Matelis returns after 12 years of…
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Weekly Roundup: Get Fast, Get Green
The holidays are over, now we enter the dark, never-ending slog to Spring. Here’s the best stuff I didn’t get to this week. Enjoy! Will changing your pedal stance width…
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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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The Art of Point-and-Click Adventure Games
Games like Day of the Tentacle and Maniac Mansion were some of my first forays in computer gaming. The Art of Point-and-Click Adventure Games celebrates such great games with 460 pages of…
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Watch Alex Honnold Climb 3200 Feet with No Ropes in ‘Free Solo’ Documentary
El Capitan is a 3,200-foot-tall wall of sheer granite in Yosemite National Park. The first expedition to climb El Capitan did so in 47 days, the first solo attempt took…
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Documentary on the Harrowing First Ascent of Janhukot
Nestled in the Indian Garhwal Himalayas sits Janhukot, a very remote and hard to reach peak that rises more than 22,000 feet above sea level. The mountain sits at the…
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