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{ Saturday January 17th, 2009 }

Springtime in Saint Paul

{ Saturday April 5th, 2008 }

Last weekend Tony and I braved streets full of hockey fans and giant pickup trucks endlessly circling the Excel center looking for a place to park their trailers containing custom motorcycles as we hit downtown Saint Paul for a spring street session.

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Campus Wallride

{ Saturday March 15th, 2008 }

I got peer-pressured into ducking out of work early for a street session at the University of Minnesota campus with Tony and Buck. I got a chance to take the Riot out for the first time. While I still suck at street riding, I really liked the bike and I can’t wait to try it out on some dirt jumps.

2008 Hayes 4-Pot Stroker Ace Photo

{ Thursday March 6th, 2008 }

A friend sent me this pic of the new hayes 4-pot brake caliper. I don’t know anything about it, but I like the looks of it.

Midwest Freeride Community

{ Monday March 3rd, 2008 }

I was recently approached to help build a website for a new advocacy group that is just getting off the ground. The group is “Midwest Freeride Community” and it was conceived by Adam Buck and Tony Benusa. With these two guys on the job I think it will be a banner year for freeride and gravity events in Minnesota and the Midwest.

Visit mfcmtb.com

I’m Published

{ Sunday February 24th, 2008 }

I’ve been reading BIKE magazine since the second issue. The two things that first attracted me to the magazine were Mike Ferrentino’s column and the photos; which were a huge step above any other mountain bike publication at the time. So I am proud to say that a photo I took will be appearing in the latest issue in the “50 trails” article. My friend Pete, who happens to be one of the trail bosses for the Murphy Hanrehan trail, was interviewed for the article since Murphy was to be the trail featured for Minnesota. When they asked him if he had any photos of the trail, he showed them a few pictures that I and some others had posted on the MORC and MTBR messages boards. Shortly after that I received an email from a Bike photo editor asking if I was interested in submitting some photos for the article. I didn’t have very many images of the trail but I sent off what I had, not expecting that any of them would be used. So I was pleasantly surprised when Pete sent me an email a couple of weeks ago telling me that they had used my photo.

Here is the picture that appeared in the article