A Moveable Feast (On Two Wheels) The Epic 2,200-Mile Tour De France Is Also A Test Of Epic Eating Tour de France cyclists need to eat up to 9,000 calories a day to maintain their health and weight during the race. But many teams hire chefs to elevate the meals to gourmet status. View this post on Google+

A Moveable Feast (On Two Wheels) The Epic 2,200-Mile Tour De France Is Also A Test Of Epic Eating Tour de France cyclists need to eat up to 9,000 calories a day to maintain their health and weight during the race. But many teams hire chefs to elevate the meals to gourmet status. View this post on Google+

Back in the day, I read mostly Disney comics. But did I pick up anything by osmosis? http://www.theguardian.com/books/quiz/2014/jul/17/quiz-can-you-identify-comics-by-their-covers Not bad, 8 out of 10 right. I used to browse the comic novel and quasi-manga sales racks at Tower Records back in the 90's, too. View this post on Google+

He made it across the line yesterday, but withdrew from the Tour de France today. http://www.slipstreamsports.com/2014/07/17/andrew-talansky-withdraws-from-the-tour-de-france/ View this post on Google+

Priority Bicycle: The $400 Ride How Priority Bicycles Made a “Maintenance Free” Bike For Under $400 Buying a bike is all about compromises. You can get a cheap one at Target, but it’ll be heavy and have low-end components. Or you could get a light bike with killer components, but you’ll be paying through the nose. Priority Bicycles is a new company that thinks it’s found the sweet spot: A cheap, light, “maintenance free” bike, with quality components. View this post on Google+

John Oliver: National Treasure Watch John Oliver explain why “it’s your fault you’re not rich” is bullshit “Income inequality,” says Oliver, ” has become just another topic of conversation we prefer to avoid in America—like Japanese interment camps, or that time that we gave Roberto Benigni an Academy Award.” View this post on Google+