Brett and Edie, both serious cyclists from Brooklyn, chose Sugar Hill, NH as the setting for their simple intimate wedding. Friends and family traveled from around the northeast for a weekend of beautiful weather and cycling. A few days after the wedding Brett and Edie … Read More →
Category Archives: Cycling
Tour of the Battenkill 2010
In preparation for this weekends UCI Pro Tour of the Battenkill, I’m posting my recap of the Team TOMS Shoes experience in last weekend’s Pro/Am Battenkill race. **Well we did it, survived I mean. No crashes, no injuries. And here’s how it all went down. … Read More →
Two Years On
It’s been exactly two years since the event that changed my life irrevocably. I always used to wonder about fate, if it existed, you know, how our lives unfold and what control we have in it all. If each little action truly causes a reaction … Read More →
Empire on NYT
The New York Times has a weekly cycling blog called Spokes. One of the primary writers and colleague of mine J. David Goodman has a post today about depcitions of cycling in films. MASH broke new ground with the release of their film a few … Read More →
COG Magazine outtakes
I started shooting for COG Magazine pretty early on, maybe for their third issue. I was very impressed by COG in that the guys there were doing it right. Glossy pages, tons of pictures, a deliberate investment in design and photography and it was free. … Read More →
Philly Cyclists, Lookout
Cyclists in Philadelphia have been feeling the heat heavy in recent weeks. In October two pedestrians were hit and killed by cyclists in Philadelphia within the span of a week. As you might imagine there’s been some backlash against cyclists, not only from the public … Read More →
At least someone’s trying to make a cool fold-up bike
I hate fold up bikes. I hate even more how people get dressed up in all their cycling gear and ride laps around the park on them, like they’re training for a race or something. But this bike combines a sophisticated design with wheels that … Read More →
New bike app
Let’s face it, bike fitting is expensive, especially if you have several rides like most of us do who are into cycling. Every once in a while I search the App Store for new bike related apps. There’s a lot of crap out there for … Read More →
A Meeting of Dervishes With Fixed Gears
My photo essay finally published in today’s Metropolitan section of The New York Times. Online at nytimes.com there is an audio slideshow with many more pictures as well. I started hanging out and shooting at Peel Sessions, which takes place every Thursday night under the … Read More →
Bicycle Film Festival
The 2009 Bicycle Film Festival in New York is going on right now. Tomorrow is the big street party and tons of films and then the after party. Sunday is Polo, more films and the closing party. Check it out here. Image via Prolly.
Prison Cycling
An interesting story from the International Herald Tribune this week about a prison program that lets incarcerated prisoners ride the Penal Tour de France as part of their rehabilitation.
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Slippery When Wet in Central Park
This past Sunday was the Lou Maltese Memorial Road Race in Central Park. The weather forecast definitely looked questionably but I didn’t care as long as the temperature was above 70. As I was waiting for me teammate Colin at 5:00 a.m. on Flushing Ave. … Read More →