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When I first started livestreaming as BikeCurious I thought it would be easy. I’d download and app on my phone, hop on my bike, and I’d be interacting with viewers anywhere I rode in San Francisco. 2 years and sizable chunk of money later and I’m still struggling to solve some basic livestreaming problems. One of those problems is a “brb” scene.

You know what’s better than a global pandemic? Closing your blinds, turning off all the lights, and replacing the cold painful place we call reality with video games. Lonely Mountains: Downhill is the perfect escape. Its immersive environments had me immediately hooked and the punishingly difficult gameplay was frustrating in the best way possible.

I usually take the most efficient path to beating a game and then, minutes later, couldn’t be bothered to spend another second playing. Not Lonely Mountains Downhill. As of today I have played for 40 hours and am at 82% complete. I almost never 100% complete a game, but I can’t see myself stopping until I’ve completed every challenge Lonely Mountains Downhill can throw at me. Keep reading to find out why.z

Ryde has been a part of my life since 2013 (over 6 years). Since the beginning, Ryde was a labor of love for me. I poured thousands of hours into all aspects of building, maintaining, and promoting it. What drove me to put so much time into the app was how much the community loved it.

Almost every ryder has told us they hate the ads in Ryde. Or at least that's how it feels. And we get it, they suck. But Ryde costs money to run. Ads seemed like a viable way of covering Ryde's server costs. Until the numbers came in...

There is nothing better than getting together with friends, cranking some tunes, and riding around the city. That's why we're bringing back the Get High at the Beach Ride. It's a casual bike ride through some of the most scenic and bike-friendly parts of San Francisco. It's a great opportunity to meet new people and experience the many wonders of SF...

Your backpack is probably your most important piece of kit. Unfortunately, wearing a backpack while riding feels like wearing a ski jacket made of lead. With the Origin8 CargoLight bars you'll never have to wear a backpack again.

Over the last 6 months Billy Arlew, Justin Aguinaldo, and myself have put these bars through their paces. What follows is our assessment of the strengths, weaknesses and WTFs of the CargoLight bars...