Saturday, September 29, 2012

Cycle until you die!

Unless it's raining outside and the trails are closed or the crazies are driving on slick streets. In that case just sit down and enjoy a cold beer.



Cycle until you die!

Olympic athlete montage - Survival

Muse song and video
We are the Champions!

Olympic athlete montage video featuring Muse
London 2012 official song,
Survival.

What's Next? full length film - by larock

What's Next? full length film - by larock on Pinkbike

Thursday, September 27, 2012

Riding the River Bottoms on the 1X1

fff-fatties fit fine!


posted by Gern Blanston

I know what you’re saying;  the 1X1 is old, don’t you have a bunch of awesome new all terrain and off-road bikes that you could be ripping around on instead of that old dinosaur?
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Dirt Derby Fall Series 1st Night

First Night of the 2012 Central Texas Grassroots Cycling's Dirt Derby. - Fall Series - Way to go Aj from The Peddler Bike Shop! Nice win and thanks for carrying my camera! Video below not stabilized!!

Sunday, September 23, 2012

Pink Mink - Ghost Bike

The rhythm guitarist is playing a sweet G&L.  I wish I still had mine!!


Thursday, September 20, 2012

What happens to the Lance Armstrong Bikeway?

Maybe we just call it the Austin Bikeway! This is a stupid article.  Link to story below:

"No one knows if the city will change the name of the bike path. If they did, it would be extremely hypocritical and inconsistent. After all, Austin has a statue of guitarist Stevie Ray Vaughan and a street named after Willie Nelson. Both spent their careers on drugs. Don’t get me wrong, Willie and Stevie are great, but they did a lot of dope and the city didn’t seem to mind that when honoring them.

And then there is Leslie Cochran, a thieving, alcoholic bum from Miami who set up shop on the streets of Austin in the late 80s."

Willie and Stevie were not competing in races that were supposed to be on a level playing ground and Austin has been known to do some stupid things in the past.   Stevie did sober up in the end and became a way better man for it.  Let's see what Lance does before we give him the key to the city.  The trail will be around for many years and we can wait for his name to cleared.

What happens to the Lance Armstrong Bikeway?

Dangerous Road or Thrill in the Hills?

I love bikes and everything about them but riding on Capital of Texas Highway seems like a death wish too me.  I feel much safer flying down "Powerline Hill" or "The Hill of Life".