Finally...My Big News

So I will start with a little back story. Last year I purchased a Surly Krampus, and I road it a lot. Gravel, XC races and even bikepacking on the Colorado trail.

I had a lot of fun on it and really enjoyed the way the bike handled. After Carver Bikes released the Gnarvester (Titanium version of the Krampus platform) I knew 100% that I needed one!

After a couple months of selling stuff off and collecting parts it's finally DONE!

Bike Nerd warring...Parts break down:

-Carver Bikes Gnarvester Ti frame

-Carver Bikes 470 carbon fork

-SRAM XX brakes and X0 crankset

-Crank Brothers Quarto Ti pedals

-Thomson Ti handlebar, stem and Masterpiece seatpost

-Chris King Headset, Bottom Bracket and Hubset

-Salsa cycles quick releases and seat clamp

-ESI grips

-Specialized Toupe seat and bottle cage

Famous...or...Infamous

I was lucky enough to be featured in DM Juice this last week. Spoke a little bit about gravel racing/riding and pushing personal limits.

See story here: http://dmjuice.com/driven-taylor-webb-32/

I should have some exciting news in the next couple of days so please check back! 

Winter Riding

So as I am sure many of you know this winter has been rough. Very cold, windy and a fair amount of snow.

I have a lot of friends who ask me how I manage to ride outside this time of year. There is no real seceret....other then experience.

Experience is the greatest tool anyone can have. It tells you that nine layes of cotton is not the right choice. It tells you that one or two key layers are better than MORE. In extrem situations it can even tell you that it's not safe to ride that day. 

Here is to hoping that warmer days are right around the corner!!