Being a one-percenter is a pretty lofty club, now matter what the affiliation. It could mean you’re part of an exclusive group of those with abundant wealth, world-class athletic skills or people who listen to Justin Bieber. […]
This has been becoming a problem lately. There are too many great things happening on the weekend. This is not a bad thing, except if you’re tasked with being a decision maker. Last year, I […]
As most have noticed, I’ve been following the Griffith Park saga not just from a cycling standpoint, but as a people issue as well. With the pilot program being completed a week ago, most of us […]
Cycling season is in full swing. Every weekend is loaded with events and we have perfect weather. What a perfect combo. First, I’ll start with the Sea Otter Classic, one of the greatest cycling festivals […]
If you’ve checked the internets lately, you’ve seen Bike Snob NYC Eben Weiss’s Washington Post commentary circulated over all forms of social media. It speaks to who holds the safety responsibility on the streets between cars […]
I always had May Canyon on my mind, but never climbed it thinking if it was so great, why didn’t most people know about it? In my mind, I guessed it was an impassible road […]
One of the things We Like LA’s Brian Champlin turned me onto was a podcast he was featured on called This Is The City. Just launched this February, the podcasts touches on topics on what’s going […]
The great part about pro cycling is how many different types of events they hold. Most are familiar with the grand tours, the Tour de France at the very least. At this time of year, […]
Last week was a time for recognition & hope. Let’s get to it: Congrats to LACBC and the Lamaelle Charitable Foundation for being recognized last week at City Council for Operation Firefly. Here, Councilman Felipe […]
What started out as a few cyclists putting together their own crit race in 2008 has grown to the sport’s most popular events in the world, so much so that it has expanded to Barcelona […]