Category: Bike Philosophy

It’s funny, you know, the way life throws little curveballs at you when you least expect it. It wasn’t long ago that I used to walk a lot. Like a decent human being. Sure, it was slower than a creeping regret, but there was a rhythm to it, a grace, a lazy cadence that worked…

by Danny G. Alright, let’s get one thing straight: cycling is as glamorous as a puddle of sweat on an asphalt road in the middle of July. The riders, the bikes, the flashy teams—it’s all smoke and mirrors. Behind the high-speed chases, the grueling climbs, and the endless miles, there’s a world that most people…

by Danny G. The world of cycling is filled with rules, opinions, and pretentious pricks who think they know what’s best for everyone else. You’ve got your Lycra-clad zealots, your “only road” snobs, and your gravel-bike cult members—each one armed with their own unassailable truth about what constitutes the “right” way to ride. Well, here…

written by Danny G. There’s a moment every cyclist faces, whether they admit it or not. One day, you’re out there feeling like the god of the open road, the wind kissing your face, the tires humming like a song, and every pedal stroke feels like a purpose. Then, without warning, the magic sputters and…

written by Danny G. You see them, don’t you? The ones who ride in full-spandex glory, their faces a mask of judgment, their eyes scanning the street like they’re on some kind of high-horse. They judge your old bike, your outdated gear, your humble choice of pedals that haven’t seen the carbon fiber light of…