I've been messing around with some story telling tools (aren't we blessed to live in such an age?). Over at Creativist I've put together a short multimedia-rich page on gravel riding in Tasmania. I hope you like it.
TPU Tubes, Saddles and a New Tire
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It’s been a busy week here at Rene Herse Cycles. Which is just as well,
since the rains have started with a vengeance here in the Pacific
Northwest… Time t...
New Technologies in Bicycle Manufacturing
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Bicycles, long a popular and environmentally friendly mode of
transportation, are undergoing significant changes thanks to the
development of new technolog...
The VO Blog Has Migrated!
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After 17 years, we will no longer update this blog platform. Google will no
longer support Blogger and the associated programming we have put into it.
So...
Talbot’s Syndrome
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You made a mistake when you stole my bike. You are probably wondering how I
tracked you down, where all this blood came from, and why there’s a severed
d...
MGG #20 - A pinch and a punch
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*UPDATE:* Get the updated route details! We had to rejig the course a
little, sorry.
*Date* : Sunday 27th March 2022
*Start time* : 9:30am
*Start/finish ...
Pack Your Bags, We're Moving!
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Do you ever find yourself wishing you could drink the same old wine from a
new bottle? Well, guess what? I've got a new blog!
After the Bike Forecast en...
The Gower Peninsula
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I've always been attracted to the freedom and sense of adventure given by
cycling, being able to explore new places. Naturally this has led me to
become i...
Back in the Saddle on the Cranbury 200K
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The climb back to event fitness has been slower than I imagined following
my total hip replacement in October 2018. For planning purposes, I naively
assu...
Has it been six years?
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Apparently it has, and even more amazingly, I was still logged in.
While I'm still riding I'm thinking to change my focus a bit and add some
writing about ...
Sunday's ride
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Long one tomorrow for the stayers (easy to turn back at any stage though).
Captain petite is looking at riding to Heathcote and back via Mia Mia.
About 110...
Back on the road.
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Been awhile... Let's start back with a pic from the latest build from
BikeHell in Raleigh.... That frame is the first real bike I ever owned,
bought new ...
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Timeline Photos
We're not sure if this is ridiculously awesome or awesomely ridiculous ...
more bike tips and ideas at http://boyslife.org/tag/bikes/
Total Rush - Total Dick
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You can tell how much time and enthusiasm I have for Blogging here by the
frequency of my posts. It's rare that anything gets me stirred up enough
to writ...
A new arrival
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This post is a couple of weeks old, but I did manage to go and buy that MTB
that I was talking about. I still haven't given this machine a name yet,
nor...
Cyclists and Motorists: Sharing the Road
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After writing about the road rage incident in Brazil I came across this
article by James D. Schwartz the editor of The Urban Country. With his
permission I...
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