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My Body Thermometer is So Confused Right Now
January 31, 2010
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So alot has been going on. Went to tour of the Bahamas, got a tan, beat of former tour de france winner, and pretty much no one else. We ate well, but mostly badly, almost got kille...
Cycling Adventures in Macon, GA: A Weekend Getaway
December 30, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So, it’s cold in the mountains, so I spent the weekend at my winter home, Christian’s place in the Maconga. Here are some pictures from the weekend in no particular order: Somewhere...
Discovering Blairsville: A Summer Revelation in Georgia
November 28, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So if there is one general theme to take away from this past week of posts it is: Blairsville Georgia is basically awesome. Since all of the pictures have been wintery and cold, her...
The Superlative Burrito: Navigating Mexican Menus with Ease
November 29, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. Mexican restaurants can be confusing. Garbled pseudo-Spanish describing what is basically the same ingredients combined slightly differently covers bright menus. It seems like every...
Discovering Pine Mountain: A Cyclist's Paradise in Georgia
November 26, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So, basically, Pine Mountain rocks. I have had the pleasure of being spoiled rotten by the gaps. My favorite 1 hour ride when I go home is to ride up and over wolfpen, around lake w...
Rediscovering Dirt Roads: Cycling Adventures in North Georgia
November 23, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So the dirt roads in north Georgia, are not at all like the dirt roads in south Alabama. First of all, they are gravel. Also, they go straight up. Here is some proof of why they are...
Land of Milk and Honey
November 18, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. So this week hasn’t been too entertaining. Physics and Calculus definately hinder ROA (rate of adventures) at times. But on the horizon, there is some good wandering/bike riding to ...
The Role of a Super Domestique in Professional Cycling
November 16, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. Domestique: Super Domestique:
Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association
November 10, 2009
Note: This is an old post migrated from a bike racing blog I had for a time, GHBRA, or the Georgia Homeless Bike Racer Association. It was a pretty infromal log of our travel and experiences racing bikes as teenagers. You’ve done it. You’ve shown up at a strangers house with a pillow, 2 bikes and a razor. This blog is a tribute to you. It is for the champions of the couch, the wanderlust kings, t...
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