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by Stan Purdum I’m recently back from attending the Great Ohio Bicycle Adventure (GOBA), an annual cycling event that just completed its 31st edition. Each year, the GOBA team maps out a different week-long loop of Ohio towns and layover days, and 1500 riders pedal up to 400 miles. Though there are a few indoor…
By Lars Hundley Even the most dedicated cyclists sometimes struggle to get out the door. Whether it’s age, changing priorities, or simple boredom with familiar routes, motivation can be tough to maintain. But staying excited about cycling isn’t just about willpower – it’s about smart strategies that keep you coming back for more. If you’re…
Today’s QT comes from Coach Rick Schultz. Here’s what he writes: I have seen a lot more ROTOR Power Meters lately. From my experience, the new INPOWER and 2INPOWER work flawlessly. But I have heard from many cyclists that they can’t get them paired to their head unit. Why is it so hard to get…
By Sheri Rosenbaum Scicon’s Next Generation Eyewear As the 2020 Tour de France was getting started, Scicon was unveiling two new pairs of cycling sunglasses, the Aeroshade and Aerowing. If you were watching Stage 1, maybe you noticed Alexander Kristoff wearing the Aeroshade, and then starting Stage 2 with a custom pair in yellow to…
Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Possibly timed to coincide with the start of the Tour de France, Shimano announced recently that they did what they said they would and have now made their former entry-level group 105 into a brand new electric group with their Di2 technology, the 105 R7100. Of note, it’s now…
