Bike Check: Born in the ’80s Edition 2025 Pinarello Dogma F
I grew up in the Sierras during the ’90s—winters were for ski racing, summers for motocross. My idols weren’t celebrities or athletes with sneaker deals—they were Scott Schmidt and Mike Kiedrowski. The era, drenched in techno and cocaine (influences both sonic and sartorial), birthed a fashion ethos that spanned from Parisian runways to the chairlifts of Tahoe: louder, brighter, and aggressively neon. And so,
The Spanish Training Camp for Mortals: A Guide
A not-so-serious guide to the very serious business of cycling in Spain. From the sun-drenched climbs of Mallorca to the pro-laden roads of Calpe, this is your irreverent, espresso-fueled roadmap to planning a training camp that balances watts, wine, and just enough culture to keep your non-cycling partner from booking the next flight home.
Why On Earth Should You Buy A Pinarello Dogma X?
Lately, I’ve been traveling a lot. And not the good kind of travel. The capricious kind that makes you feel like you’ve just gone over the falls on a set wave, being pile-driven into the ground while your thoughts transcend anything from “I hope I can hold my breath a little longer” to “which way is up,” all while having a newfound respect for
2024 Schedule
As much for me as it is for… anyone. January AZ Camp: 1-4 — 1-13 Coast Ride: 1-12 — 1-16 Pinarello Sundays — Dirty Lighthouse: 1-21 Low Gap Grasshopper: 1-27 Pinarello Sundays — The Bakery Ride: 1-28 February Pinarello Pastorals — Easy like Paradise: 2-2 The Rock Cobbler: 2-10 Cantua Creek RR: 2-17 Pine Flat RR: 2-18 Huffmaster Grasshopper: 2-24 Pinarello Pastorals — Sunday: