Elmore tree lighting and Christmas festivities
This blog is still and maybee always will be in alpha. There is no strict editorial direction at this time, but it's likely to be rantings and ravings about technology, design, art, culture and especially all things new media.
Saturday, December 3
Dan, Marnie and the cookie ladies
Wednesday, November 30
Another thanksgiving day ride photo
Labels:
bikepacking,
salsa Fargo,
thanksgiving
Another thanksgiving day ride photo
Labels:
biking,
Monroe Michigan,
salsa Fargo,
thanksgiving
Another thanksgiving day ride photo
Labels:
biking,
flooding,
Monroe Michigan,
river raisin,
thanksgiving
Wednesday, November 9
Red Flannel Tour, Oberlin Ohio
Labels:
boneshaker,
oberlin Ohio
Tuesday, November 8
How the Dutch got their cycle paths - YouTube
via youtube.com
brilliant.. just brilliant.
Wednesday, October 26
Touring tip of the day, Smartwool socks rule
If your touring in the fall or winter don't screw around with bicycle specific socks. Even the best cycling socks like Defeet Woolie Boolies (which I love) will leave your feet cold and clammy after a day of riding at 45 degrees or less. There are cheaper alternatives as well, but absolutely nothing compares to some all merino wool Smartwool brand hiking socks. Your feet will thank you and it'll change your entire trip outlook.
By at least one new pair for your next tour or bikepacking trip and I guarantee you'll end up wearing them the entire trip taking them off only to wash them.
I came to this conclusion after riding the skyline and blue ridge parkway last January but somehow forgot the lesson while biking the NCT (north country trail) in Michigan the last couple weeks. It has been unseasonably cold and very wet.
Disclaimer: I am not a Smartwool rep, nor do I even sell them. I just love their socks.
Labels:
bicycle touring,
bikepacking,
merino wool,
Smartwool,
tips
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