1. drunkcyclist:   I really love this time of year, for bike racing. How can these moments not inspire?

    drunkcyclist:

     

    I really love this time of year, for bike racing. How can these moments not inspire?

    1 month ago  /  16 notes  /  Source: anythinginaction

  2. wtfkits: And I looked, and behold a Colnago: and his name that sat on him was Franco, and the soil and peloton followed with him. And power was given to them over the classics, to ride with bike, and with hunger, and with pave, and with the beasts of the earth.

    wtfkits:

    And I looked, and behold a Colnago: and his name that sat on him was Franco, and the soil and peloton followed with him. And power was given to them over the classics, to ride with bike, and with hunger, and with pave, and with the beasts of the earth.

    1 month ago  /  13 notes  /  Source: facebook.com

  3. This rain needs to push on through, or I’ll wind up testing her Belgian heritage earlier than expected.

    This rain needs to push on through, or I’ll wind up testing her Belgian heritage earlier than expected.

    1 month ago  /  0 notes

  4. thecyclingkit: Brilliant!!! Want!

    thecyclingkit:

    Brilliant!!!

    Want!

    (via thechurchofcycling)

    2 months ago  /  76 notes  /  Source: thecyclingkit

  5. Apparently Stage 6 of Tirreno-Adriatico was no joke. Several climbs with gradients over 27%, in sections. It brought out the human, in our pros! Taylor Phinney gets huge points in my book for soldiering on, after all in his grupetto quit, to still finish outside the time cut.

    Apparently Stage 6 of Tirreno-Adriatico was no joke. Several climbs with gradients over 27%, in sections. It brought out the human, in our pros!

    Taylor Phinney gets huge points in my book for soldiering on, after all in his grupetto quit, to still finish outside the time cut.

    2 months ago  /  0 notes

  6. Another great #claysunday with @rickysilk and Longshanks. Weather could not have been any better.

    Another great #claysunday with @rickysilk and Longshanks. Weather could not have been any better.

    2 months ago  /  0 notes

  7. Keep repeating: rain won’t kill me, I won’t melt…but I will get cold. By smashred, flickr.com Jered Gruber’s photography just continues to kill it. Over and over, he produces my favorite cycling images,

    Keep repeating: rain won’t kill me, I won’t melt…but I will get cold.
    By smashred, flickr.com

    Jered Gruber’s photography just continues to kill it. Over and over, he produces my favorite cycling images,

    (via someoneisalwaysfaster)

    2 months ago  /  67 notes  /  Source: fabbricadellabici

  8. (via someoneisalwaysfaster)

    2 months ago  /  108 notes  /  Source: thewhiteoctober

  9. benjaminjtaylor: Hit the North (credit: Andy Waterman) Lately, I’ve really been digging riding my cx bike on trails. Nothing crazy technical, but still on singletrack. May not be the ideal tool for the job, but much like riding road bikes on gravel roads, it just feels good.

    benjaminjtaylor:

    Hit the North (credit: Andy Waterman)

    Lately, I’ve really been digging riding my cx bike on trails. Nothing crazy technical, but still on singletrack. May not be the ideal tool for the job, but much like riding road bikes on gravel roads, it just feels good.

    2 months ago  /  17 notes  /  Source: Flickr / andywaterman

  10. This bike takes me places…

    This bike takes me places…

    (via pedal-round-the-potholes)

    3 months ago  /  219 notes  /  Source: therubbishbin