The Yamaguchi Frame Building School: A Postmortem and Review

Now that I've returned to California and have had a bit of time to digest all of the awesome things that I did and learned over the past few weeks, I thought I'd take the time to do a bit of a postmortem regarding my experience at the school.  You can also consider this a review of sorts, if you'd like.  

If you're looking to read the day by day account of the class, Day 1 starts here.

The rather cool people that I took the class with, and our frames.  I'm on the right, in case you haven't gathered that. 

Review: Chrome Citizen Night

While I am well aware that Chrome is the love of many-a-messenger and that everyone and their bike riding mothers review these bags, I too want to put in my two cents regarding this particular bag: the Chrome Citizen Night.

I've had this bag now for almost a year, which is why I feel it's a good time to write a review - it's withstood a decent test of time and weather, and has been a daily part of my cycling gear diet, and isn't something I'd go without having in my arsenal.  

Again, I must stress that I was not asked to do a review: this was of my own accord, and no one is paying me.  Or bribing me. 

Sitting pretty.

Review: It's All About the Bike

Christmas this year resulted in many a bikeful things.  

On a scale of 1-10, I'd say my family knows me pretty well.

And while I could write about all of these nifty gifts (and may, at some point) I wanted to specifically review It's All About the Bike: The Pursuit of Happiness on Two Wheels, because it really left an impact on me.  I will try not to post any spoilers!