Reverence

Reverence: Straight Round Tubes

Tradition and innovation sit mostly comfortably alongside each other in Cycling. The bicycle itself is inherently a very simple machine,…

9 years ago

The Graceful Touch of La Volupté

I get to certain parts of my training when I begin to crave his blows, especially in winter. Winter is…

9 years ago

A Shift In Time

Returning to your roots can be both a rewarding and sobering experience. The nostalgia one feels for the halcyon days…

9 years ago

The Aesthete’s Choice

It has not escaped my attention that as I've evolved away from my original profession as a software developer and moved…

9 years ago

Reverence: Chris King Espresso Tamper

Even if you don't own an espresso machine, you might want to own one of these. It's art. It's form…

9 years ago

Guest Article: The Cyclist’s Creed

Do we love our inanimate objects too much? I don't think so. I remember getting home from yet another Sunday…

9 years ago

Reverence: The Ghosts of 2am

The Prophet had never been dropped by anyone in a race-threatening situation during his entire Grand-Tour career. But he was dropped on…

9 years ago

Reverence: Kuwahara Hirame Pump Head

I pump my tires up every single day, and every day it is the only part of Cycling I don't…

9 years ago

Viva Il Giro

The Giro ended on Sunday in Milano. Three weeks of Italian immersion have been completely worthwhile. I knew May was…

9 years ago

Voyeurs

We are a sick lot. We have no morals whatsoever. I understand why others are wary of us, why café patrons reel in…

9 years ago

Roubaix: Anatomy Of A Shithole

One of the best, most memorable (and repeated) lines from the movie In Bruges is "it's a shithole". Of course…

10 years ago

Brush Strokes On The Soul

I dream of painting and then I paint my dream. -Vincent Van Gogh Poor old Vinnie may have been Dutch,…

10 years ago

Reverence: Daylight Saving Time

Not too many people espouse the virtues of Daylight Saving Time, much less chose to write about it every bloody year.…

10 years ago

Anatomy Of A Photo: Looks Don’t Kill, Guns Do

Ya don't fuck with a Planckaert. Do so at your own peril. And that's any shorts length debate settled, too.

10 years ago

Reverence: Waterboys and Podiums

This article started off as a Reverence for the Camelbak Podium, and might still be, who knows, it's late and…

10 years ago

When Kits Were Cool

The modern day Pro cyclist has many disadvantages stacked against them by comparison to their forefathers. They have to ride…

10 years ago

Reverence: DeFeet Wooleators

Cyclists love socks. I know I do. I'd make a point of collecting as many pairs as I could from…

10 years ago

End of an Error

Jens Voigt is set to retire as we speak, having one final crack at a long break in some race…

10 years ago

Joe Kid on a Moto-Bike

Never forget your roots, they say... OK, I'm a child of the 70's, and back then bicycles were as big a…

10 years ago

Kermis: Breaking Away

July 13 2014 marked the 35th anniversary of the seminal 'cycling film' Breaking Away. 35 years. Nothing stays popular for…

10 years ago