ADHD and Tracklocross
One of the quieter frustrations of ADHD is that cognition often runs ahead of the body, narrating, critiquing, anticipating. Tracklocross inverts this hierarchy. Fixed gear riding insists that the body leads and the mind follows. Pedals do not pause to ask permission. Momentum dictates thought. On loose surfaces, this becomes especially pronounced. Micro-adjustments happen beneath…
Cycling in the Culture Industry: Bike Media, Blandness, and the Ideology of Capitalist Realism
Across digital platforms, cycling content has drifted toward a curious uniformity: drone-lit gravel rides, polished product announcements, deferential “first look” reviews, and a near-complete absence of critical distance. Instead of a vibrant cultural field reflecting the diversity and contradictions of cycling itself, bike media increasingly resembles a derivative feedback loop, where the boundaries between journalism,…
2025 Things
As I try to bring my creativity back online and introduce new routines into my life, I am going to start with a nice list of viewings for your Sunday. Not specifically tracklocross focused, but all add to my tapestry of life. A big part of my non-bike life is skateboarding, and we are currently…
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