Cyclocross is a bit crazy, singlespeed racers are a bit crazy, Portland is a bit crazy and when combined they make the absolutely insane Singlespeed Cyclocross World Championships 2016. aka FUN!

This season's Cross Crusade finale at PIR was one of the classic PNW muddy CX races that people elsewhere dream of.

Remember that sometimes you just have to take the long way getting places.  You never know what you might see and it's just plain fun.

I decided to try my hand at a new type of cycling photography, downhill mountain biking.

Now that the turkey and stuffing are done digesting it's time for TurkeyTrot Cross.

Every sporting event has it's legendary venues and events.  Typically, these are legendary for their importance, scenery and difficulty. 

As the days get shorter and the bite of the summer heat starts to lessen the smell of cyclocross is in the air.

"I want to go see a crit."  Not something you would normally hear me say.  Hanging out in an industrial park with a bunch of agro uptight dudes riding in circles, wearing lycra isn't normally the pinnacle of excitement.  This is where Wolfpack Hustle comes in.

Over the 4th of July weekend a few of us decided that it would be a good idea to climb Mount St. Helens on our bikes.

On Saturday I went to watch the Wolfpack Hustle 6th Street Drag Races.  Somehow they managed to get the city of Los Angeles, not commonly known as cycling or event friendly, to allow them to shut down the bridge from 6:00 pm - after midnight for the races.  How often do you get to go hang out on a closed road in a city like Los Angeles and watch bike racing after dark.