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Sometimes the lessons fall from the sky: the Corona 300k
I just wrote about the role of brevets for training last week and about my training philosophy last month before I rode from SLO to LA in one day. And this recent brevet, the Corona 300k, taught me a...
View ArticleAlaska and Los Angeles are both important bike places in this moment
Yo! First off, you know Spring is creeping around the corner by the number of packages on my doorstep today. I need a word that = stokedx10. Since Rapha ruined ‘epic’ I’m running low on descriptors....
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Beach cruiser at LAX
Just chillin, waiting for me to hop on and ride right out of the airport. #bikeLA indeed.
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Bike Night at the Hammer. RAD. So rad.
My love for bikes started really young. I was riding without training wheels at 3 and racing BMX by 4. I was in the 5 and Under category at my local track where an adult helped you push your bike up...
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Yes, 256 miles. On my bike. In one day.
It had been dark a few hours, after I had suffered in the dry heat of Temecula (with no sun block! argh!), and I was riding along the Santa Ana River Trail heading toward the ocean from Corona. I heard...
View Article2011 Feel My Legs, I’m A Racer, April 10th 745am
It’s official! This race will be held on Sunday April 10th. It’s the same day as CicLAvia, which we’ll enjoy when we’re done. Meet at Sunset Blvd and Griffith Park Blvd, where the Farmers Market is on...
View ArticleSpring!
Though you wouldn’t know it here in chilly, rainy Los Angeles, Spring has arrived. This is very exciting but also makes me a little anxious! I’ve a pretty even split in my lifestyle between working...
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