thirty-four; James, Lemond Road Bike with Aro-Bars

The sweat on his brow has more to do with focus than fatigue.
The three-mile ride to make last call at a coffee shop is a speed bump compared to this summer’s ride across the country for cancer.
He was riding for a reason, not just completion.
He’s driven.
One lecture at Johns Hopkins about the way one relearns the meaning of images after brain trauma and he was hooked.
He watches from the back of the brain and determines what people see by how they think.
At Berkeley he studies the “why” of vision; he’s already completed the “how”.