“Quantity is a quality all its own.” – some Soviet guy… This quote rings true with bikes and bike parts for me. In the past 3 weeks, I’ve rendered 3 […]
Month: June 2014
22° on 22
Looked up earlier today and there was a 22° halo around the sun. They are said to warn of approaching storms. That’s a bunch of folklore… right? Maybe. Huckleberry tried […]
Wyandotte Co Lake
Hard to believe I haven’t made this drive over to ride these trails until now. Landahl trails are my go-to, but WyCo felt like a little piece of the Ozarks […]
Solstice week
The length of a day is reaching its apogee – half way to Christmas. During the solstice, you can balance eggs on their side, they say. It works!
Huge Dump
of images… Just a Father’s Day weekend ride after taking the pup up to play at an empty park. I could get used to these 78°/57° days. Planned on a […]
June Projects
Paint the exterior of house, stain deck, landscape, BUILD THIS @#%(ING BIKE… and ride.
In Under the Wire
Told my buddy I’d see my first road turtle before the end of May. Today paid off. Bike’s freewheel decided it didn’t like to be free (see last week’s rain […]