A rolling archive / MA · NH · Elsewhere

Bicycles
& other
detours.

Rides worth remembering, bicycles worth fixing, and the things you notice when you spend a lot of time on two wheels.

This page serves as a portfolio of my experience and expertise with bicycles and bicycling.

I'm interested in the bikes more than the riders. I love gear and creative products that solve real problems.

I record my riding intermittently with Ride with GPS. I prefer it to Strava, but I also have a Strava account to keep up with friends around the world.

Out riding.

A few trips, long days, short detours, and places reached by bicycle.

Ride journal · New Hampshire

White Mountains ATB Tour

Took my new bike for a walk - 3 days of riding, hiking, and camping in the White Mountain National Forest

Goals · 2027

Gravy Days

Gotta get back out to Thomas next year!

White Mountains on the CampSnap8

Four reels from the ride shot on the CS8. Watch them here or open them directly on Instagram.

Watch White Mountains reel 1 on Instagram

Watch White Mountains reel 2 on Instagram

Watch White Mountains reel 3 on Instagram

Watch White Mountains reel 4 on Instagram

2009–2011 · Boston · Bicycle fabrication

Geekhouse Bikes.

From 2009 to 2011, I worked in an office management and entry-level marketing role at Geekhouse Bikes. We sold about 100 bicycles a year, all custom designed and fabricated in Boston—including machining, welding, and in-house powder coating. I really enjoyed doing the newsletters, Flickr, early-Instagram and working on the CX Team and going to NAHBS.
Dan St. Germain was doing very creative things online then and it was cool to watch over his shoulder. I also got to meet Aaron Panone and the Fringe community through my time at Geekhouse.

Geekhouse is no longer around as a business, but The Radavist's Geekhouse archive documented our glory days best.

Marty Greg and Brad at Geekhouse in 2010

2010 · Boston to San Francisco · 4,000+ miles

Cross-Country for Autism.

In 2010, I rode more than 4,000 miles with my friend Bianca, from Boston to San Francisco—against the wind. We raised more than $5,000 for the Autism Society of America, inspired by my mom's 30 years of work in pediatric nursing.

Read our cross-country trip journal →

Greg's Geekhouse against a mural in San Fancisco that says Keep the Faith

February 2018 · North American Handmade Bicycle Show

NAHBS with Hot Tubes Paint.

In February 2018, I joined Jordan Load in the Hot Tubes Paint booth at NAHBS. I made a few contributions in addition to talking a lot. Jordan and I go way back, and I was honored to help curate the booth.