10/04/72 – 08/17/25 We lost one of the best people in the world today. Rick B was a fucking legend!One of his goals in his life was to just make rad shit, and he most certainly did. From printing shirts and stickers, to creating web pages and amazingly dope AI videos. He hustled and put […]
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WMSE’s 15th Annual Backyard BBQ Concert Get ready for one epic day of music, food, family fun, and summer vibes at WMSE’s legendary Backyard BBQ! Since 2010, this beloved free community celebration has brought together Milwaukeeans for a jam-packed day of killer live performances, mouthwatering food trucks, and ice-cold local brews—and this year is going to be the biggest yet.
Spent this past Wednesday night wrenching on my bottom bracket and catching up with a good friend. Bikes and great conversation make the perfect combo! OK, John did all the work. Thanks John
You will be missed. Rest easy my friend!
With just one month left until the Coon Fork 40 gravel race, the excitement—and nerves—are definitely starting to build. This race, known for its challenging terrain and scenic views, is the perfect test of endurance and skill. I’ve been putting in the miles, but there’s always that mix of anticipation and doubt leading up to […]
RIP OZZY 1948 – 2025 I got to see Ozzy Osbourne my freshman or sophomore year of high school on the No Rest for the Wicked Tour back in 88 at the Mecca Arena here in Milwaukee!
19 Years of US: Happy Anniversary, Maxine I can’t believe it’s been 19 years. Nineteen years. It feels impossible to wrap my head around that number—nearly two decades of laughter, lessons, love, and living life side by side.
Three weeks before my first gravel race, everything went sideways. I got super sick—bad enough for two urgent care visits in two weeks—and didn’t touch my bike that whole time. Then, with just one week to go, I went out for a light spin and managed to snap my derailleur. Awesome. So my bike sat […]
Earth Day, observed every April 22, originated in 1970 as a reaction to environmental concerns, notably highlighted by disasters like the Santa Barbara oil spill and movements sparked by influential works such as Rachel Carson’s “Silent Spring.” Senator Gaylord Nelson spearheaded the initiative, leading to the first Earth Day, which mobilized millions to advocate for […]
Happy Milwaukee Day!!!