Yo all the family out there!! How is it going in your perspective worlds? Well I am getting ready to embark on a great journey to NYC and then to Senegal! For those of you who didn’t know I am married to a great senegalese woman. So I will be making some music videos over […]

It seems more and more candidates are choosing to take their campaigns to the street via Xtracycle. Ok, so, there are two that I know of, but that seems like a lot. Last fall, Craig Kelley ran for city council in Cambridge, MA, using his long bike as the primary campaign vehicle. He used it […]

The Xtracycle makes three brief appearances in Spearhead’s new video, “Everyone Deserves Music.” Two of the three are in under-the-scene supporting roles. All are brief, but the vid’s cool. It’s not really coincidence, since the lead singer, Michael Franti, is on Team FreeRadical.

My dad has been cleaning out the corners of his house lately and asked me if I wanted the 30-06. It’s the same gun I used to shoot my first deer when I was fourteen. It was the last day of hunting season, called “hunter’s choice” in Oregon because you could shoot does and fawns. […]

Interesting piece about the growing murmur around OG vs. Homegrown. Organically grown die-hards have been starting to wonder if certified kiwis straight off the plane from New Zealand are really all that good for the planet.

Another reason I dig Grist Mag, cool headlines like this (is that plagiarism?). It refers to the latest installment of my interview: “The most efficient kind of transportation is already being where you want to go, says Xtracycle prez Kipchoge Spencer, who moved within biking distance of work, his favorite food store, and several friends […]

Our local newspaper had a nice article about what we’re up to today. And even a response from a pissed off neighbor who thinks we’re kinda lame!
Hope you can make it to the film festival in question.

Crazy guy down under rides with Xtracycle and BOB trailer, reflecting.

I’ve been on the road the past few weeks, playing music and riding in New York and Portland. Since biking is my business, I know lots of biking people in lots of towns. I often have the good fortune of having a fellow biker or few who can show me the ins and outs of […]

Grist Magazine calls its news “gloom and doom with a sense of humor,” and I’ve long thought of them as the hippest enviro site on the planet. Funny punny is often the mode. So I was stoked when they asked me to be their featured “Interactivist” for the week, which amounts to doing an interview […]