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 »
The Mornings are still the Best
This morning I did my third BCFB of the year, and as usual, it was tremendous. I did the Dongtan Metopolis lap — a 22-mile ride that’s mostly flat. One… Read more »
Have they lost their minds?
As they often do, the New York Times got me thinking yet again about the ugly state in which the world finds itself. Well, at least the world of social… Read more »
Spiritual[real]ity
I’ve mentioned here before one of the basic facts of our existence – we are spiritual beings. It all boils down to our desire for meaning. No one goes through… Read more »
You do what you gotta do…
One of the things I love about my wife is that she doesn’t complain about my riding. So I’m willing to do what I can for her in return. Including… Read more »
Wild. A little freaky. Fantastic.
I stumbled upon Marquese Scott some years ago and was just mesmerized by his Pumped Up Kicks Dubstep video. Still am. So I went on a bit of a watching… Read more »
Easy for me, hard for us all…
Here’s a warning up front: this post is political. The Republican vote to remove Representative Liz Cheney from her leadership position in the party is the final nail in the… Read more »
7 x 13 = 28
You don’t have to look long to find a good Abbott and Costello routine. There are plenty out there. For a little comedy break, here’s one of my favorites… They… Read more »
It’s that time again…and I’m quite happy about it.
Welcome back, BCFB. I resolved last night when I went to bed that I would set the alarm for 4, and if it was over 50 when I got up,… Read more »
Follow-up: Assos Mille GT Bib Shorts
You should have seen this coming after a nice long ride just yesterday and this review of the Assos Mille GT Bib Shorts from a few days before. If you… Read more »