My wife decided to get into the indoor cycling craze with the purchase of a Peloton bike. I was leary on my use of it. The only… Read more “Peloton, an overview, a few months in”
Tag: cycling
Sweltering Heat in Our Southern Boston
When traveling to Savannah, Georgia, in June, one must remember that one of the most loved generals of the American Revolution, General Greene, died there. From what… Read more “Sweltering Heat in Our Southern Boston”
If it were easy, the A group would be a lot bigger on Tuesday night
Cycling evolves. Aero frames, disk brakes, skin suits, power meters, wheels and even types of sunglasses can promise to give every cyclist an advantage. Most manufactures claim… Read more “If it were easy, the A group would be a lot bigger on Tuesday night”
A Shift in Attention and the Future of Professional Cycling
Anyone with a pulse and an interest in cycling knows about the latest superhero who calls himself Mathieu van der Poel. Climbing? Check. Sustained power? Check. Sprint?… Read more “A Shift in Attention and the Future of Professional Cycling”
Riding with a World Champion Part II
Continuing from last week, as the road narrowed and the road began to rise, one thing I noticed immediately about the roads of Northern California, at least… Read more “Riding with a World Champion Part II”
On the Line with a World Champion Part I
A beautiful woman in my fan club had coffee ready in the early morning hours at the hotel, and it was only nice of me to eat… Read more “On the Line with a World Champion Part I”
School of Journalism . . . or lack there of
I have questions. Naturally, I am an inquisitive person. Matter of fact, I enjoy asking questions on just about any subject. My parents thought it would die… Read more “School of Journalism . . . or lack there of”
A Letter from a New Friend
¡Hola, señor! I am aware that we are just getting to know each other, and the Canadian told me that the last letter you received was of our meeting… Read more “A Letter from a New Friend”
First Loser or Just the Best Second Place Finish in Recent Memory?
Most of racing is what happens way before the finishing line. Yes, the mountain top or sprint finish is awesome, but the four or five hours of… Read more “First Loser or Just the Best Second Place Finish in Recent Memory?”
It is a Compulsion and a Valid Reason?
I cannot help myself. I try not to give him the satisfaction. It is almost Pavlovian in response. But anytime Dave Failsford opens his mouth, my hands… Read more “It is a Compulsion and a Valid Reason?”
