Cycling Solutions

T-shirts are getting ordered. Tired of motorists treating cyclists like speed bumps. Time to start a new movement.

Despite working a lot my calendar is still booked out 6-7 weeks on the bike fitting schedule. I am currently scheduling for the month of October. If you want to get setup for winter training and need an appointment call or email sooner than later. If you have waited this long in the season to get a fitting and have an event in September or October you are enjoying the position you are currently in. Cheers everyone.

A hearty congratulations to Ryan Cohen for finishing the mighty Norseman Xtreme Triathlon. Happy to have been able to help get you there. Cheers to you my friend.

15 years ago today

Somedays you are the lighthouse, somedays you are the storm, most of us don't recognize the lighthouse even when it is right in front of us.

For a little while, we set down all our baggage—politics, arguments, grievances, and the endless noise that divides us. The railroads polished their finest locomotives, opened them to anyone who wanted to come, and asked nothing in return except the time and fuel it took to get there.

Families, railfans, veterans, children, and strangers stood shoulder to shoulder, united by history instead of divided by opinion. For a few precious moments, the troubles of the world faded away.

We weren't celebrating a machine. We were celebrating the ingenuity that built a nation, the people who kept it moving, and the shared story that belongs to all of us.

As America celebrated its 250th birthday, the Big Boy reminded us of something we've almost forgotten—that we can still gather in peace, marvel together, and simply be Americans.

In 1776 Britain was the most powerful country in the world, by a large margin. Standing up to it was no small commitment. Alot has happened in the world in 250 years for us to be here today. Never forget these people and their commitment. Without it, the world (not just America) would be a much different place.