By John Marsh Last week I re-ran a Quick Tip called Donate Unused Cycling Gear to a Good Cause to provide a reminder to readers who may want to do just that. A reader named JJ emailed me after reading the issue: “Concerning donating gear: Is it a good idea to donate helmets that are…
By John Marsh I use an app from Feedback Sports to track when I install every component on my bike. I wrote a QT about it just about a year ago: Catalog Your Bike and Components for Maintenance. You can also keep track of components on Strava if you use that, which is great because…
Today’s QT comes from Coach Rick Schultz, who, as an accomplished bike fitter, coach and product reviewer, keeps tabs on the various power meters on the market. He’s lately noticed a glut of some second-hand units. Here’s what he writes: Lots of sub-$300 Stages power meters are showing up in many different ‘For Sale’ classifieds….
Today’s QT comes to us from Scott Douglass. It’s a quick and easy way to “self-laminate” a cue sheet. Here’s what Scott writes: I use a Garmin 1000 BUT I also carry a cue sheet as backup on rides where it’s necessary. I cover the cue sheet with clear 2-inch packing tape, front and back….
Today’s QT comes to us from Jim Skinner, who wrote: I’m an 8k+ miles a year road biker who, last year, decided to expand my horizons; so I purchased a fat tire bike. My wife and I have a cottage on 60 or so acres in northern Indiana so I decided to cut trails and…
