May 25, 2016 – Trentino, Italy Yesterday was a banner day. There’s no getting around it. Even for a non-cyclist like me, it was special. Watching my husband fulfill a dream (actually more like a fantasy, not the sort of thing you ever actually expect to happen in real life,) was beyond words. Thus, this … More Giro d’Italia Dreams Come True
If you take flight with checked bags, chances are good at some point you will experience what we will call an “incident.” In an article from 2014, Wall Street Journal reported that each year 21.8 million bags, or 6.96 per 1,000 passengers go temporarily or permanently missing or are damaged through baggage handling. Those numbers are … More Tips for Reclaiming “Lost in Space” Baggage
Contrary to popular belief, when it comes to New York City, green space is not a mirage or confined to an East Village mural. Residents and frequent visitors alike know one of the “concrete jungle’s” biggest assets is actually, green space! The government agency in charge of managing parks claims there are over 1,700 parks … More 10 Leafy Respites in the Big Apple
We are so excited to share the news with you – we are planning a two month opening cycling camp in Trentino for Summer 2016! Read all about the experience here and send us any and all questions! Registration is open now. These will be small group camps, so please let us know asap if you … More Announcing 2016 Cycling Camp – Trentino, Italy
Trentino – July 2015 As a writer, I’ll read just about anything that’s around, including – only in a pinch – my husband’s cycling magazines. It makes me laugh how many times I come across the phrase “epic ride” headlining adjective-laden stories. What constituents an epic ride? Can every ride really be that epic? Well, … More Cycling Extravaganza, Part 2 – Francesco Moser Leads Americans on Epic Ride
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