By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher No Issue Next Week – Interbike As Jim Langley mentioned in his pre-Interbike Tech Talk column last week, next week is the annual cycling-industry extravaganza where all manner of companies display their wares. We’ll be taking the week off from publishing RBR Newsletter to pound the show floor,…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher A little less than a year ago, I wrote about a study by two bike-commuting professors at North Carolina State University who found that a simple change in the wording of bicycle-related roadside signage can help clarify the rules of the road for motorists and cyclists, and potentially make cycling…
By Coach John Hughes Today, I’ll conclude this 2-part article by providing my own diagnosis of the factors causing accomplished rider Andy to suffer bouts of nausea on long rides in certain conditions. Last week, in Nausea: Don’t Let It Be A Showstopper, Part 1, I related to you the dialogue I had with Andy…
By Gabe Mirkin, M.D. Knee osteoarthritis means that your knee hurts and your doctor does not know the cause. With aging, a person wears away the shock-absorbing cartilage in the knees, which increases risk for pain and swelling. Often people with knee osteoarthritis have perfectly normal MRIs of their knee cartilage, and people with MRI…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Day 2 of the Tour de Wyoming in July was the kind of epic climbing day that defines us as roadies. Before the ride, I warily eyeballed the course and elevation map for that day, knowing it would test everything I had as a rider. Before starting the Tour, I had…
