4:43:17
Just a reminder that the morning rides are as good as ever. Even better when you don’t know in particular where you’re going and just decide to go anyway. The… Read more »
Category: Cycling
According to God
I had a friend once who was going through a bit of a hard time, so I recommended this song. Not sure what they thought — might’ve been a bit… Read more »
Back on the Road
A couple of months ago, I discovered Ryan Van Duzer’s YouTube channel and plowed through just about every video of his bikepacking trips that I could find. One of the… Read more »
Built for Biking
The more I think about it, the more I believe that Korea is just built for biking. Since I joined Strava in 2017, I’ve ridden nearly 15,000 miles, and I’m… Read more »
Safety Stories
While one wanders the Korean countryside on a bicycle, one’s mind wanders to things of importance – but not too much. Because that’s one of the points of cycling safely… Read more »
A New Milestone
May having 31 days was helpful. The last being a holiday, even more so. Knowing that I was within striking distance of a new milestone, I got up this morning… Read more »
High Tide
My long rides take on a bit of a different tone for two reasons now. First, of course, is the mental hurdle of having completed a 100-mile ride last weekend…. Read more »
The Final Word on Flats
Last fall, I wrote a bit about moving from clipless to flat pedals. When I left it in September, I felt the jury was still out on the matter. There… Read more »
It’s About Time
When you ride 100 miles, it’s known to cyclists as a “Century” ride. I did one somewhere around 20 years ago. I vaguely remember the route. Certainly remember the people… Read more »
What I love about Korea, Part VI: Never far from a CU
If you’ve followed this blog for a while, you may remember Ryan Van Duzer — the bikepacker that I’ve been watching for quite some time. Well, in these COVID days,… Read more »