May.16.2012
Unless you understand Portuguese, this ...
May.15.2012
It's hard to say goodbye ...
May.14.2012
Eight days ago, on the ...
May.11.2012
Godøy, Norway, is one of ...
May.10.2012
Aydin Irmak wants to carry ...
May.09.2012
This shot of Justyna Sroka ...
May.08.2012
You're going to want to ...
May.07.2012
One of the most innovative ...
May.04.2012
How much vertical did you ...
May.02.2012
German-born Horst Friedrichs is a ...
May.01.2012
Sasha Strickland loves a challenge. ...
April.27.2012
Sometimes a road ride is ...
April.26.2012
Brooks England is a master ...
April.25.2012
Craig Schwartz is from Brooklyn, ...
April.24.2012
While I was on holiday ...
April.23.2012
Chris King’s story could well be a ...
April.20.2012
Standing at the car, packing ...
April.19.2012
Graeme Obree, aka The Flying ...

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The Daily Bike, May 16, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 16, 2012 · 1 comment

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Unless you understand Portuguese, this one might be a little baffling. It turns out, it’s a Fiat public service ad against drunk driving that says, “Now you see it. Now you don’t”. Slightly creepy and of questionable effectiveness, but hey, thanks for the thought.

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The Daily Bike, May 15, 2012

by 18 miles per hour on May 15, 2012 · 2 comments

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Essay: A race number is more than just a number.

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The Daily Bike, May 14, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 14, 2012 · 0 comments

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Eight days ago, on the Sunday before Vladimir Putin was sworn in for his third term as Russia’s president, anti-Putin protestors took to the streets of Moscow to express their frustration over his reign. Freelance journalist Julia Ioffe, who lives in Moscow, was there and she shot this instantly iconic image of a young boy [...]

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The Daily Bike, May 11, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 11, 2012 · 1 comment

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Godøy, Norway, is one of the tens of thousands of islands that dot, speckle, and bejewel the Norwegian coastline, and though quite small it’s connected by a series of bridges and tunnels to one of the most charming towns anywhere, Alesund. It sports a nice little surf break and epic singletracks that drop off two [...]

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The Daily Bike, May 10, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 10, 2012 · 5 comments

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Mountain biking Mt. Everest? The world’s toughest hike-a-bike.

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The Daily Bike, May 9, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 9, 2012 · 1 comment

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A warm, spring shot from the ongoing documentary series Downtown from Behind.

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The Daily Bike, May 8, 2012

by steve casimiro on May 8, 2012 · 1 comment

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A very cool letterpress poster made from inked bike parts.

The Daily Bike, May 7, 2012

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A wildly designed single speed that’s also..single sided? Truly one of a kind.

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The Daily Bike, May 4, 2012

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Brian Toone rode 468,662 vertical feet in 47 days. Chew on that for awhile.

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The Daily Bike, May 2, 2012

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New book captures cutting edge cycle style from retronauts to mods.

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The Daily Bike, May 1, 2012

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A beautiful vintage Peugeot is restored as a three-speed fixie. Yep, three speed.

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The Daily Bike, April 26, 2012

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Sometimes a road ride is long enough, new enough, or interesting enough to warrant a drawing, a visual expression of the feeling I got out there. A record, a diary, or a map. Or all of that. It’s a personal test to see whether these expressions on paper actually work. If the feeling can be [...]

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The Daily Bike, April 25, 2012

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The bicycle saddle as a work of art.

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The Daily Bike, April 25, 2012

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Radioman looks like a homeless guy but has been in more than 30 films and travels exclusively by bike.

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The Daily Bike, April 24, 2012

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Black is always in…a gorgeous ebony fixie from Tokyo Fixed.

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The Daily Bike, April 23, 2012

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Chris King’s very cool, heavily ridden, and well loved Yeti A.R.C.

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The Daily Bike, April 20, 2012

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A beautiful double rainbow in Moab is a springboard to weekend riding.

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The Daily Bike, April 19, 2012

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Graeme Obree, aka The Flying Scotsman, regained the world hour record on this day in 1994. “Regained” is a story in itself because Obree is no ordinary cyclist. He hasn’t just broken records — he’s always defied convention and conventional rules. Obree invented both his bikes and his positions. He started time trialing in the [...]

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