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By Sheri Rosenbaum In March, I chatted with Leah Goldstein about her 2021 Race Across America (RAAM) win and asked about her bucket list (read the interview here). She alluded to the Trans Am race but didn’t let on that plans were already in the works. Leah recently placed 3rd overall and 1st female rider…
By Lars Hundley 4.5 stars Hot! Silicone grippers on both sides of warmers Nano Flex material repels water, but is breathable. Both a full leg warmer and a knee warmer option.
By Sheri Rosenbaum HOT! 23 embedded LED lights make rider very visible Turn signal communicates rider’s intention Waterproof and windproof – ideal when raining, snowing or cold weather riding USB-rechargeable battery with up to 20 hours of continuous use Single control unit activates all light on/off and flash settings Very lightweight/packable Machine washable…
QUESTION: Now that it’s getting dark so early, and the weather is taking a turn for the worse where I live, I’m thinking a lot more about riding inside. Would a set of rollers be better than a stationary trainer? I’ve heard there are advantages and disadvantages to both. – Tim R. RBR REPLIES: The “rollers…
QUESTION: I don’t mind riding in the cold weather during the wintertime except for one issue – I can’t keep my feet warm! My toes feel like they are going numb after half an hour on rides when the temperatures are under around 35 degrees. How can I keep them warm? – Brian R ANSWER:…
By Gabe Mirkin, M.D. A new study suggests that it is the level of fitness, not time spent sitting, that predicts susceptibility to disease and longevity (Mayo Clinic Proceedings, published online October 18, 2016). Heart-lung fitness is the ability of the heart and lungs to provide oxygenated blood to contracting muscles for prolonged periods. In…