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The Grimy Handshake

Mike Ferrentino
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Online archive of Grimy Handshake columns, 27 years of the damn things. Thoughts on those columns, musings on bikes, publishing, mortality. Podcasts too!

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Sunday

Volume 5, Issue 8, September 1998

“I remember being 12 and seeing a guy wearing a t-shirt that read “…and on the seventh day, God created… motocross!” and thinking I had found my faith.”

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Stupid Ducks

Volume 5, Issue 7, August 1998

I really like ducks. As far as egg laying semi-domesticated birds go, they have a whole lot more character than chickens. Growing up, we had this Muscovy drake called Sneaky Pete. He was big and old and ugly,...

11 days ago
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Big Head Dreams

Volume 5, Issue 6, July 1998

Between driving down Baja and back, I have been battling against time the past few weeks. Thanks for bearing with me. This one is a few days late, since I had run out of source material on the road and was also...

15 days ago
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On Account Of Rain

Volume 5, Issue 4, May 1998

Oops. Thanks to my graduate degree from the Derek Zoolander School For Kids Who Can’t Read Good, I managed to get the sequence of things out of order here. So, One week AFTER recapping the June issue from 1998,...

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Fix A Flat?

Volume 5, Issue 5, June 1998

This trip backward through time feels every once in a while a little like looking through a telescope in the wrong direction; details seem to get lost here, scale and meaningful context disappear there. It’s pa...

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    A life on wheels. It wasn't really intentional; it just sort of happened. Thoughts about bicycles and the arc of life, and trying not to take either of those things too seriously.

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