Matthew Lang

Wow. Niner sure do know how to make an appealing steel hardtail.

via Singletrack World.

Then I realized why I need to start a new company. Not for the money. Not because I’m “bored”. But because a company is a laboratory to try your ideas.

— Why you need your own company by Derek Sivers

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This is just brilliant. Bicycle tools stored in your handlebars. It should fit all different types of bars including drop, track, risers and flat. More details at ideacious.

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Pretty gnarly if you ask me, and I’m more of a mountain biker than a roadie.I ride fast descents through rocks, twisty trails over roots and even make the odd jump here and there on my mountain bike, but riding at these speeds over cobbles with thin tyres is a true test of skill. Yip, Roubaix is pretty gnarly.

Thanks for the video Curtis!

.. and not lose your family. A simple but realistic guide from Eric Farkas.

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And complexity is like a leak in your roof. It starts small. But over time, it does real damage. And once that damage has begun, it’s hard to stop. Best not to let it in in the first place.
As a software developer, I’m all too familiar with this scenario. Targetting just a few big customers in a select market can have the same effect. Best avoided if possible.

— Huge Accounts Make Me Nervous.. by Jason Fried