With the Book! Book! Alleycat only one week away, I thought I’d post a few leftover photos from the 2 Broke 4 the Words Alleycat to get you in the racing mood. Speaking of racing, I plan on riding my track bike all zippy like around the lakefront this evening. Meet up at NOMA at…
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2 Broke 4 The Worlds Alleycat – Guest Gallery by Christine Moser
Christine Moser has been taking a lot of photos lately of all our cycling shenanigans (Goldsprints and ‘Cross) and that’s a great thing! It’s a nice change to see an event through another photographer’s lens. Enjoy this gallery of hers from the 2 Broke 4 the Worlds Alleycat!
Going For Goldsprints – Guest Gallery by Christine Moser!
We kicked off 2 Broke 4 The Worlds with Goldsprints, everyone’s favorite way to cramp up and burn out legs before a big race. For the unacquainted, Goldsprints are stationary bike races. Two fixed gear bikes on roller stands, hooked up to a computer that tells the world who cranked out the faster time for…
2 Broke 2 Lose
Saturday I won my first alleycat. That is, I won an alleycat for the first time. I told everybody it was no sweat, but nothing could be farther from the truth. On one of the hottest afternoons of the year, legs still tight from the previous evening’s Goldsprints, I strapped a black messenger bag to…
2 Broke 4 The Worlds…
…recap is coming, but we’re still trying to recover. We want to say thanks to all the people who came out and spun spokes and drank copious amounts of PBRs. We also want to give huge thanks to our wonderful sponsors and to Dean, Travis, and Skip for organizing the whole shebang. See you next…
YYR’s Guide to the Seedy Underbelly: New Orleans
To all our guests from near and afar: Thanks for coming to 2 Broke 4 the Worlds and welcome to our fine city. The Big Easy, The Crescent City, The City Sobriety Forgot, The Dirty Dirty. We call it many things, but most of all, we call it home. We are stoked to have you…
2 Broke 4 The Worlds – New Orleans Messenger Summit
One time, we were messengers. The pay was bad. After adjusting for on-shift burrito consumption, average net was ~$0 USD. Working with that kind of budget, it’s easy to rule out international travel. So for all the messenger community that can’t scrape together a measly $500,000 to go to Switzerland, pack up your bike and…
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