I’ve always wanted to cycle to as many nature parks and gardens in Singapore as I possibly can. Whenever I have enough time and energy, I try to set myself a simple goal of visiting at least one garden

Gilan, Iran

Iran Tree

It has already been several months since I started cycling around Singapore, and after all the kilometers I have covered, I still wouldn’t consider myself a pro cyclist. In fact, I don’t even think I have

Aleppo, Syria

Sometimes a cycling adventure does not really go according to plan, but I think that is also what makes wandering around the city interesting. My original plan was actually to visit Little Guilin again.

Yesterday was finally TGIF, and after spending another busy week surrounded by the usual noise and fast pace of the city, I felt that I needed to step away from everything for a while. Whenever I feel

Today was the Thursday swap meet and I walked up on a clean set of 24" beach cruiser wheels. I walked them the long way to my car. I walked up on a very inexpensive fully functional bicycle and I

Yesterday felt like one of my most productive Sundays in a long time. Instead of visiting only one place, I somehow found enough energy to experience two completely different sides of my city, the busy

I did heavy watering in the yard this morning and then I walked through the Sunday swap meet. I purchased a like new old 26" Electra bicycle. I relaxed around the house for a few yards. I walked out

Rasht, Iran

Yesterday’s weather could not seem to make up its mind. It rained, the sky cleared, and then it rained again. This happened several times throughout the day, and for a while, I was unsure whether I should

Yesterday I went to a nearby town to take photos of a park and bridge by the river, where some teenage cyclists asked me to take photos of them while they are to do a wheelie

As my Baja trip was coming to an end I felt a touch of melancholy rise up in me. This was it. Mission accomplished. Now it was time to head back home. After such an adventure, this was the last thing my

After the amazing Cascadia to Aztlán bike trip, this is the continuation on my trusty bicycle, la Zorra Roja, from the US border in Tecate down along the Baja California peninsula in 2026.

After my Odyssee on the Terracerías I decided a bit of a break was well deserved. Also, Wednesday was coming up, which meant I needed to be connected to teach my class. So I checked into a hostel where

Hatte wieder eine Fahrrad-Panne, aber diesmal nicht bei meinem E-Bike, sondern bei meinem mechanischen KTM-Fahrrad, das Hinterrad blockierte, weil eine Bremsbacke anscheinend die Felge aufgeschlitzt hat.

A few days ago, I decided to grab my bike and spend some time at Paseo Verde, a large park where people can walk, run, exercise, and ride bikes. The weather was interesting that day. Dark clouds covered

I was getting my camera ready when I took this photo. To me, this cyclist was escaping from all the hustle and bustle of the world, but he ran into me.

who would have thought that a new chain and some grease could make this much of a difference!