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Decrypted: Path Rights Its Course
It’s entirely possible that you have no idea what Path is. Until recently it had been floundering mightily.
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ArchiveEssentials for a South African Winter Safari
Traveling too much of Africa is intimidating. Years of headlines, let alone the complications of getting there, are foreboding enough.
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StyleThe History of Flannel
Flannel is more than just a plaid shirt. It’s a fabric with a deep history stretching back centuries.
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Today in GearToday in Gear: October 2, 2014
Today in Gear: a classic gray flannel suit, the Amazon Kindle Fire HD — Kids Edition, a portable wi-fi hotspot and more.
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TechWith Zwift, Cycling Meets Video Game
Zwift is the marriage of video games and cycling trainers.
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WatchesFive Watches to Burn Your Bonus On
You did well this year. Now — what to spend that bonus on?
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MotoringDriving the European Spec Volkswagon Golf R, America’s Forbidden Fruit
Why even talk about something we can’t have?
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Motorcycles1,000 Miles of British Columbia on Two Wheels
A fork in the road. Rarely in life does the metaphorical appear in such literal form.
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WatchesBuilding the Hypothetical “Perfect” Watch
The term “Frankenwatch” is pejorative, suggesting an impure timepiece cobbled together from parts of questionable origin and vintage. But ask watch collectors to name the best parts from any watch, and they’ll eventually dream up an imaginary watch that only a mad doctor could love.
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WatchesTime Is Money: Braun and the Cool, Unsettling Bauhaus Watch
While testing out the new Braun BN0035 Chronograph, I find out why the midcentury modern design makes me (and many other watch collectors) feel uncomfortable.
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MotorcyclesKit: Motorcycle Adventure Touring Gear
Heading out on the road with no set destinations and a couple of days to burn is a rite of passage for motorcycle riders.
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MotorcyclesDucati’s Perfect Tourer, the Multistrada 1200 S Granturismo
Every motorcycle enthusiast dreams of taking off for an epic adventure. It’s no surprise, then, that adventure motorcycles are the fastest-growing segment on two wheels.
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WatchesTimekeeping Selects: 1960s Hamilton “Poor Man’s Heuer” Chronograph (Sold)
For the tenth installment of our Timekeeping Selects series with Analog/Shift, we’re selling a “Poor Man’s Heuer”: a 1960s Hamilton chronograph just off of a fresh service in remarkable condition for $1,700.
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ArchiveViewfinder: Comic Book Heaven
More than TV, music, and movies, comics have had the hardest time adjusting to the digital age.
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MotorcyclesSix Proper Motorcycle Jeans: Look Good, Save Your Skin
Full race-spec leathers are the surest bet to save your bacon when the possibility of a motorcycle crash becomes a reality; but practicality, timing and social demands don’t always encourage full gear.
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MotorcyclesThe Moto Guzzi V7 Special Is a Quirky Beauty
The prom queen is never chosen solely for her personality, and character actors don’t win People‘s Sexiest Man Alive. These are truths we’ve come to simply accept, and they extend to machines, too.
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MotoringSurviving the Rolex Big Boat Series
The Rolex Big Boat Series is known by participants as the “Break Boat Series” for the toll it takes on boats and crews over four days of racing. GP’s Jason Heaton braved San Francisco Bay’s gusty winds and waves for a firsthand account.
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WatchesKit: Racing the Rolex Big Boat Series
Offshore yacht racing may seem like a gentleman’s sport, but underestimate it at your peril. Leave the polo shirt and leather boat shoes in your shore bag for the yacht club after-party.
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DrinksWhy Tonic is the Secret Ingredient Your Iced Coffee Needs
This summer, the Kaffe Tonic, a mixture of espresso and Fever Tree tonic served over ice at Saint Frank Coffee in San Francisco rightfully caught on.