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This was the first year, in say seven, that I have enjoyed the expo. This is work people and Interbike makes me feel like I am working which is an uncommon feeling for me. I saw some cool stuff, a … Continue reading →

Finished turning the CX bike into a touring bike this morning. I had to build a new rear wheel so BOB could come along, add cages, skinny tires and brakes that actually work. SlotoJa here I come…

Has it been that long? I guess so. This week has been a good one. The Alliance has gotten out three times this past week to ride. Last Saturday we headed up to Cedar Mountain and rode/walked the Virgin River … Continue reading →

NYTimes: Pakistanis Say Taliban Arrest Was Meant to Hurt Peace Bid http://nyti.ms/cEtbnm Not sure of what to make is this. What the hello is going on?

I will give anyone who can accurately reference that  title a free overhaul on their bicycle. That’s $200 worth of work. Today was a good day, one of the better days in history. I went to work, loved it and … Continue reading →

I have found that the less I watch mainstream, broadcast television the more I find myself completely perplexed by what people say. I have also found the I will tend to mutter, pace and basically do just about anything to … Continue reading →

The plan: Take my day off on Saturday and hike the Subway. Strategy: Get permit, get rope, get ‘er done. Assignments: KB get permit, Me get rope. Outcome: Ended up hiking down the Kaibab trail from the North Rim of … Continue reading →

I guess you can’t expect much from people who used a sexual term to define their political movement. Out.

B E A Utiful. The light that hit Pine Valley Mountain this evening was spectacular. The autumn lighting casts such a nice purple glow over the southern facing cliffs. KB and I had an excellent view of said mountain as … Continue reading →

There have only been a few silent rides during the Alliance’s tenure, but this one is definitely the hardest to write about. I’m sure all of you who knew Doug, knew he was battling Cancer. He took his final, long … Continue reading →