From petroleum to bikes, I think that’s good karma there

When I was racing in the 2nd NorCal High School MTB League (yup, just dated myself) there was a kid in the expert class with a baby blue Soulcraft. I remember him well. Not only because he was insanely fast and his dad carried the bike for him to the start line like a boss at the 2003 state championship to avoid the thick sticky mud in Nevada City, but he had some v-brakes I have never seen...

Faces Of Mid South Gravel

The Mid South happened a little over a month ago and after a few we...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part I: Nancy Chipukites & Darrell Stiles

Chipukites and Stiles are Co-Owners of Cabin Creek Farm that was ho...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part II: Tyson Branyon

Tyson Branyon, a Choctaw tribal member, retired Assistant District ...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part III: Father Aidan

Fr. Aidan ministers at St. Francis of the Woods, an Episcopalian re...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part IV: Yatika Fields

Fields, a Cherokee, Creek and Osage Tribal member, is an artist and...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part V: Lindsay Beltchenko

Beltchenko is a Marketing Manager at long time event sponsor Salsa ...

Echos Of Futures Past, Part VI: Bobby Wintle

Wintle is the co-owner of District Bicycles and founder of the Mid ...

Black & White Wreckoning With Mike Giese

Since a lot us here at element.ly came from the photography world, ...

Not Chaotic, But Like Jazz

“We are all building on what Dario left us.” On August 23rd, 20...