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Posts about Cycling
Bicycle racing and data overlays
Combine a rich, well-designed web application with professional cycling and what do you get? Well, all of my available...
This post was written on
21 Feb 2007
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14 comments
The Tour de France and Long Tail Sports
Floyd Landis, a former mountain biker from San Diego, won the Tour de France yesterday. He achieved this through one...
This post was written on
24 Jul 2006
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26 comments
How pleasant life would be...
"And then to the rarest treasure, Golden Gate Park on a car-free Sunday morning, the air wet and clean, the...
This post was written on
4 Apr 2006
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8 comments
Things to watch for on a winter bike ride
The San Francisco Bay Area has been pounded by storm after storm lately, but what's a little rain to stop...
This post was written on
2 Jan 2006
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10 comments
2006 Tour de France route announced
It's never too soon to start thinking of next year. And in that spirit, the organizers of the Tour...
This post was written on
27 Oct 2005
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13 comments
Another introduction to the Tour
My parents have, for the first time, the combination of extended digital cable and a Tivo. This affords them an...
This post was written on
19 Jul 2005
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10 comments
The drama of the Tour
Chicago Tribune columnist Eric Zorn recently suggested changes for a race he dubbed the "Tour de Farce." Zorn finds the...
This post was written on
15 Jul 2005
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12 comments
Figuring out Ebay
Out cycling with my friend Kirby, and he he's on his brand new Colnago. What a gorgeous bike. Kirby: Hey,...
This post was written on
10 Jul 2005
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4 comments
Close the streets, it's time to ride
The Fourth Annual T-Mobile International bike race thundered through the streets of San Francisco this weekend. And we participated in...
This post was written on
13 Sep 2004
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1 comments
Bikes and Horses
Talking cycling with my friend from Portugal. Portuguese Friend: so, what exactly is the team's role? JV: protect and help...
This post was written on
22 Jul 2004
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1 comments
Riding For A Reason
I had really hoped to do the AIDS LifeCycle ride this year. It's an astonishingly good cause, and would have...
This post was written on
28 May 2004
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4 comments
A Spring Classic
Today, the wind drove the rain straight up from the bay as I rode across the Golden Gate and...
This post was written on
21 Apr 2004
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9 comments
Il Pirata
Italian cycling superstar Marco Pantani was found dead in a hotel room earlier today. For those of you unfamiliar...
This post was written on
14 Feb 2004
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7 comments
Who was that guy?
Older Gentleman: Lance, do you remember learning how to ride...a bike...when you were very little? Lance Armstrong: Uh, yeah, I...
This post was written on
30 Jan 2004
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At Least I've Got Brakes
Descending a rather steep hill on my bike in the Presidio, I heard a strange sort of scraping noise coming...
This post was written on
8 Jan 2004
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4 comments
Share the Road?
"It's people like you that are ruining this country." A piece of advice if you're a cyclist. That's apparently the...
This post was written on
26 Dec 2003
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4 comments
15 Seconds of Fame
My inbox is full of friends asking if that was me yesterday. Indeed, I was interviewed on both KTVU-2 and...
This post was written on
15 Sep 2003
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8 comments
Ulrich goes down, Armstrong takes the Tour
It was not without a typical dose of drama as Lance Armstrong wrapped up his fifth straight win of...
This post was written on
26 Jul 2003
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Bikequeers
My good friend Lance Arthur deconstructs cycling in the city, and ends up outing me in the process: Bikers are...
This post was written on
18 Jul 2003
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xHTML Strict, PDX, Pillars, and Pavement
So much happening lately, I've not had a chance to bring this site up to date. We've relaunched adaptivepath.com by...
This post was written on
17 Jul 2003
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Le Tour de la Douleur
I've gone into a sort of hibernation -- a period each summer where I spend up to three hours a...
This post was written on
8 Jul 2003
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On Pain and Cycling
Saturday was the hardest day I've ever spent on my bike. The ride wasn't that epic -- a rolling 80...
This post was written on
1 Jul 2003
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9 comments
"Kivilev is down"
Last night, we were watching the third stage of the Paris-Nice bicycle race on the Tivo. About 10km from the...
This post was written on
12 Mar 2003
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"Dop-AY!" ... Well, actually, no.
"Some people may have dreamed of unknown molecules, but it's conceivable that someone rides faster than everyone.'' Lance Armstrong's attorney...
This post was written on
3 Sep 2002
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+2 Strength, +4 Constitution
Watching Lance Armstrong tear up Alp D'Huez or Mont Ventoux, I'd often catch myself thinking that he's just not human....
This post was written on
28 Jul 2002
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Sweating on the Couch
I am both an avid pro cycling fan as well as a cyclist. I am the perfect target market for...
This post was written on
2 Jul 2002
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Design in the land down under
I spent a week in Sydney hanging out with Australian Web designers and IAs. Quite possibly the nicest and most...
This post was written on
23 Jun 2002
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