Recreational shooting and other stuff
Franklin D. Roosevelt once said, “When you reach the end of your rope, tie a knot in it and hang on.” One hundred and fifty two years ago Mammut must been thinking the same thing. Starting out as a Swiss rope making company, they have hung on for the long haul and come to make … Read more
Gorgeous Photograph Collection Goggles & Dust Celebrates Cycling’s Glory Days Boulder, CO, USA – September 16, 2014 – During the 1920s and 1930s, cycling was the world’s most popular sport. The races were impossibly difficult, the riders larger than life. All of Europe anticipated every race report in breathtaking newspaper accounts. This September, newly restored … Read more
Get everyone in the shot with this simple and inexpensive setup. In this article I thought I would share a photography setup for hiking and backpacking. For a while now, all of my group hiking pictures have been missing the photographer from the shots. This problem had to be remedied. As with any gear setup, … Read more
An unexpected Saturday morning storm put me on the rollers this past weekend. It seemed like appropriate timing as I had just sent some questions over to the man behind what is at the same time the most suffering and the most fun I have had during an indoor workout. David McQuillen is Mr. Sufferfest. … Read more
PORTLAND, OR ‘” September 3, 2014 ‘” Sage Cycles, handcrafted designer and made in America manufacturer of titanium bicycles, has announced its 2014 titanium cyclocross model, the PDXCX, is now available, according to David Rosen, founder of Sage Cycles, headquartered in Portland, OR., and founded in 2012. “Our PDXCX frames are designed to handle the most challenging … Read more
Although we’ll probably never get to Eurobike (even making it to Las Vegas for Interbike is sometimes a challenge, and that’s just five hours by car), we’re always happy to hear the latest from the show. In this case, it’s news about a local company, Reynolds Cycling, so we’re pretty excited to share this with … Read more