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Ease on off the road
How I stopped battling and started loving my mountain bike
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| Publisher: Outdoor Explorer |
| Date: 6/2/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: This piece, done for the inaugural issue of the dearly departed Outdoor Explorer, epitomizes the magazine's mantra of "Real Adventure for Real People" by introducing readers to a sport that almost anyone at any age can enjoy. |
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The lure of the lines
Mountain bikers find escape on power line easements
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| Publisher: New England Outdoors |
| Date: 1/27/2003 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: With huge tracts of open space sparse in New England, power line trails often provide an urban outlet for fat-tire fanatics. Originally written for the now-defunct new England Outdoors magazine. |
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Noah's Ride
Mountain biking means you have no excuses
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| Publisher: Outdoor Adventure |
| Date: 6/11/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: Let's face it - mountain bikes, by their nature, rob you of any weather-related excuse to avoid riding (lightning aside). This tale of one of my soggiest rides ever was done for Outdoor Adventure, the predecessor to Outdoor Explorer. |
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Easter Epiphany
Finding something special during Sunday celebration
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| Publisher: Bike |
| Date: 5/2/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: This fun short, done for Bike magazine, recounts one very special Sunday morning mountain bike ride on Boston's North Shore. Magic. |
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Opposites attract
Volvo-Cannondale's dynamic duo tears up the downhill circuit
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| Publisher: The Ride |
| Date: 6/10/2002 |
| Subject: Mountain biking |
| Comments: Never have I met two mountain bikers as different as former Volvo-Cannondale teammates Missy Giove and Kim Sonier. Of course, they get along famously. |
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