About Me






Hi all

My name is Sharon and currently live in Chicago, IL. I am a cyclist, runner, mountainbiker and semi retired triathlete. Total gear head and believe that N+1 is the way to go. I like to share all these passions and hence my blog. 

I strongly believe in the saying "what doesn't kill you makes you stronger" or #DoEpicShip and do my best to live by it. 

I love traveling the adventure of discovering new places and trying new things by bike, my legs or both and I love writing all about it and take pictures. 

Occasionally I test and review products that I either received to test or I bought and I want to share my experience.  

I am also a panelist on an on-line magazine called BikePanel.com and RunPanel.co.il .

This Blog is all about my adventure, SBRing and other stuff.

You are also invited to follow me on Instagram, I'm know as sharon_the_f_up. 

I love to hear what you think and what you would like to read about. Drop me a line or leave a comment. I read them carefully and reply.

Cheers!

Sharon 

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