Sometime towards the end of 2015, I made two impulsive decisions: I bought a piece of titanium with fat wheels named Rasputin without considering the clear lack of space in the bike shed; oh well, it will have to live indoors. I signed up for the Highland Trail 2016, in order to test …
EQ spread himself across my lap in the back of Armando’s little Renault 4. Considering the size of this bull terrier’s canines I would usually feel nervous at such close proximity, but I had nothing to worry about. This sloppy pooch was more interested in sticking his head out of …
It’s always disheartening when expensive gear malfunctions or wears out. Unfortunately for me, my Berghaus waterproof jacket* weathered its final storm just as we were entering the rainy season in Cuchumatanes, Guatemala. For four years, that jacket sheltered me from a constant British drizzle, and up until recently, some pretty hefty storms. I …
Of all the things that could fail on my bike whilst cycling through Honduras, the freehub in my rear wheel was one …
After we had received some powerful injections, the doctor prescribed us an arsenal of pills to combat the parasitos in our intestines. …
Bicycle touring has it’s ups and downs, both in riding and in general. This week has been the week of broken stuff. …
Our Spanish maestros at Ola Verde Expediciónes introduced us to this amazing roasting company in Pochutla called Finca El Pacifico. Apparently, much of their …
This may be old news to some, as it was created over a year ago, but I think it’s still worth sharing! …
