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Cycling Motivation?

July 10, 2014

Cycling Bike Bicycle Carbon Fiber Bar Drop

My cycling really took a hit over the winter.  I had a really tough time getting out and riding.  I spent lots of hours on the trainer but that doesn’t seem to count. Even when good weather arrived, I seemed to struggle.  I wanted to ride, I did ride, but my mileage and time in… [Read More]

Riding Red Rock

April 25, 2014

MTB Bike Bicycle Ride Gallup Red Slick Rock

Gallup, NM is marketing itself as New Mexico’s Adventure Tourism Capital. In my opinion, they are doing a swell job! This weekend I rode the several of the trails defined in the Gallup Waypoints trail guide. I had previously ridden several of the trails near the Hilso trailhead. Quaking Aspen, Y2K, Lone Pine, and several… [Read More]

Review: Nashbar Duro Pro Road Tire

April 11, 2014

Nashbar Duro Pro Road Bike BIcycle tire reivew

I’ve been running Continental Gatorskin tires on my road bicycle for the last 1000 miles or so. It was time for new – especially after the last goat head season.  I had a couple flats due to goat heads puncturing the sidewall. During the last repair, I removed about half a dozen thorns from the… [Read More]

El Malpais MTB Ride

March 21, 2014

El Malpais MTB bike ride

A local Meetup.com MTB group scheduled a mountain bike ride in the El Malpais area last weekend and I decided to tag along. WikiPedia says this about the area: “The lava flows, cinder cones, and other volcanic features of El Malpais are part of the Zuni-Bandera volcanic field, the second largest volcanic field in the… [Read More]

2013 Cycling Report

January 8, 2014

Strava Cycling Road MTB Miles App

2013 is gone and I thought a bit of analysis of my cycling for the year was in order. It was an up and down year – mostly because I place too much pressure on myself.  If I wasn’t riding, I was feeling bad. If I was riding, I was feeling bad that I wasn’t… [Read More]

Sick!

November 26, 2013

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Amazing video!! Danny MacAskill… no need to say any more…

Elephant Butte Loop Ride

November 14, 2013

Elephant Lake Loop Ride Bicycle Cycling

Whilst doing some camping at the Elephant Butte Lake State Park, I did a bit of riding.  One really enjoyable ride was a twenty five mile loop. I think I had two cars pass me (same direction) and saw a total of about six – maybe it was twice that many, I dunno.  The point… [Read More]

Review: Dog Dazer II Deterrent

October 4, 2013

Dog Dazer Cycling Deterrent Bike Bicycle

Allow me to first say, I like dogs – nearly all dogs.  I’ve owned a dog most of life. I am currently without but I think of getting one regularly – I miss the companionship. With that out of the way, I DO NOT like being barked at while riding bike (or walking or any… [Read More]

Metric Century

October 1, 2013

Metric Century Cycling Ride Bicycle Bike Strava

I’ve come to learn that the “Century”, a 100 mile ride, is a magical accomplishment among cyclists. Ok, maybe not “magical” but certainly an accomplishment.  An “easier” form is a “Metric Century” which is 100 kilometers or 62 miles. Due to scheduling problems, I haven’t been able to participate in any organized road rides. However;… [Read More]

I am King

September 17, 2013

Strava Cycling Segment KOM king of the mountain

I am KING OF THE MOUNTAIN! YAY ME! Ok, ok… It is only on Strava and a segment that I created.  Nonetheless, my name is in lights! Strava Sichler Heights I’ll enjoy it while it is there – probably won’t stay for a long with a huge one second lead! 🙂

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