When life gives you lemons, or in my case, a handlebar stab in the calf, you make blog posts. I’ll be resting up this week as my leg heals, so inevitably I’ll be getting some posts out of my (brain) queue.
Here are random shots from yesterday, an all around great day that started with mountain biking at Johnson’s Branch, working at Querencia, and rolling down to the new Oak St Drafthouse for pints.
Weld closeup from Robert Gomez‘ titanium do-everything bike, a Litsepeed with the rare, polished finish.
Basket on a BMX bike!
I was glad to receive the latest issue of Embrocation before the recent snowpacalypse. It’s a nice mix of photographs and writing. I read my other bikey magazines (Bicycle Times, Dirt Rag) way too quickly, so the density of Embrocation gives me more to chew on.
Embrocation Cycling Journal is a quarterly publication dedicated to cultivating and perpetuating cycling culture in all its forms. Each journal is approximately 100 pages of photographs, essays, stories and illustrations from a wide variety of contributors. This content is presented with art-forward, stylized design in a high quality book with heavy paper stock and the finest print quality.
Embrocation is traditionally a liniment cream with minty and spicy ingredients to warm up your legs before winter rides.
Bike Denton 