Honda's Only V-Twin
The Real Poor Man's Ducati
There are many ways to garnish positive attention while riding a motorcycle, all of them satisfying. Whether it is dumping the clutch with the revs high and hitting balance point,
Tale of Two Wastelands Reflection
The Greatest Adventure I Never Went On
I was once reading one of Donald Millers books on what makes a life meaningful and significant. The premise was that everything that makes stories meaningful and significant have t
An Unpopular Opinion on Pragmatic Patriotism
The Benefits of Destructive Leadership
Reading Ray Dalio’s Changing World Order solidified my thoughts about America’s future trajectory. While I don’t necessarily believe that China has a guaranteed spot as the next wo
The Great Coffee Experiment
Learning to Delight in the Greatest Bean
Coffee is enjoyed by most adults around the globe as part of a daily morning ritual. Given the ubiquitous consumption of this beverage, it has surprised me how few people have aske
Unity of Faith and Scientific Theories
There is no Conflict with the Bible
Before I dissect this conflict, I would like to explore the origin of the idea that science and the bible are at odds with each other. Within the scientific disciplines, I have met
Playing the Credit Card Game Well
Maximizing Travel Rewards
Before getting to the meat of this post, I must preface this information in a warning. While credit card companies offer appetizing rewards for using their services, they are inher
VFR 800
What Other V4 can you afford?
Ever since a VFR800 showed up in the 3rd party rental service I use, I’ve been itching to rent it. I’m about to move to Europe and there are flocks of these used bikes available fo
CBR F4i
A Desirable Classic Sportbike
When I was looking for my second motorcycle, I was highly considering the cult classic bike called the CBRF4i. These famous bikes were only produced in the early 2000s. They are an
Cycling the Camino De Santiago
Why It is Superior to Walking
The title of this post is a not a reflection of what I actually believe, but it is an argument I would like to make nonetheless. I cannot objectively say that the Camino Pilgrimage