A Bicycle Could Never Carry...
"How am I going to regularly move fridges around without owning and paying extravegant amounts of money for a daily driving vehicle which can barely fit one" says man who has never seen a bicycle move three.
From the Archives: Getting into Bike Touring
I've been super busy working on something huge in the world of rewilding which may or may not happen, so the new Unf**king the Climate post is behind schedule. I did notice that some of my older bike touring posts were missing. They are the sort of
2022 in Review: Restoring Ancient Woodlands, Vanlife, Bad Bikes, and Green Tech
It’s been another weird and wonderful year, and I wanted to reflect on that in a post.
In the last few months of 2021 I quit my full time contract with Stoplight, which had been the end of a fantastic run of making the world of API design a
Going bike nomad (and nearly dying repeatedly) fixed my burnout!
In the middle of 2018 in NYC I was going through some rough burnout. I’d been working my ass off at a corporation I’d panicked into after two startups prior had gone bankrupt. I was refactoring a huge API ecosystem which was a house of cards, built on
Ultralight Bikepacking with a Laptop
If you try searching for advice on bikepacking with a laptop, you're generally going to get a few responses:
1. Backpack - Gives you a sweaty back and aches like hell after a while.
2. Panier - A panier needs a rack, and racks can weigh 500g just
Bike Hacks
Are you a couple of miles (or days) from the nearest bike shop? If you're like me, and enjoy creative problem solving, then this is a fun opportunity to think outside the box! Here's some stunts I had to pull over the last year of bike
Cotswold Gravel Komoot Collection
After my winter jaunt down to Morocco and back up through France I got off the ferry just in time for COVID-19 lock-down on home turf. This was obviously a tough time for everyone, but this was lightened a tad by having all the gravel and rolling hills of the