by Andrew | May 19, 2014 | tales from the trails
In the 1980s, when I started mountain biking, and deep into the 1990s, when I started to take it seriously, having a “mojo” on you bike was a prerequisite to YOU being taken seriously as a mountain biker. I tried a Google search of “mountain bike...
by Andrew | Apr 29, 2014 | Awesomeness
Last Saturday, I turned 40. 40 years – 4 decades – halfway to 80. So, like any responsible adult, I developed a three point plan to mark the occasion: 1 – invite everyone over to my house for waffles on my Birthday 2 – go back-country skiing...
by Andrew | Apr 11, 2014 | philosophy
I like to go on adventures and push my limits. The last time I was up at Mount Cain, I did just that, trying snowmobiling for the second time in my life. It was hard work. I rolled the sled on its side once, fell off three or four times, and generally struggled,...
by Andrew | Mar 20, 2014 | gear review
Back in December, I received a message from Hugh Patterson, the developer of the Lift Basket. Hugh explained how he was frustrated by always having to flip his poles upside down to manipulate the heal lifts on his Marker AT bindings. To counter this, Hugh has...
by Andrew | Mar 9, 2014 | Awesomeness
1,408 That is the number of unique visits to my “Beefs” post. I am very humbled by this response. It is the most views any post on here has ever had. With that in mind, and hoping some of these new readers will return, here are some memorable blog posts...
