By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Before riding in the Tour de Wyoming last summer, I thought I knew all I needed to know about cattle guards. I grew up in Missouri, and on hunting trips out in the country around my hometown of Independence (a K.C. suburb) I had seen plenty of cattle guards…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher HOT! Be-seen specific lights perfect for daytime and urban use Reactive lights flash faster and brighter based on conditions Auto on/off function means set-and-forget functionality Manual button adds operability 15-hour runtime on normal flash mode Simple tool-less strap-on mounting easily adapts to your needs Smart use of charging…
Distracted driving of all types is one of the major safety concerns of road cyclists. Phone-glued-to-ear remains a serious enough distraction, but texting while driving (or using apps, email, etc.) can be far more dangerous because it requires a driver to completely take their focus off the road and their surroundings. And, according to a…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Never have I received an email about a new cycling product launching on Kickstarter, dropped everything and read the entire Kickstarter product page – then started a 2-day email Q&A with the company CEO. Until last week. That’s exactly what I did on news of the launch of Ilumaware’s…
Question: Coach Fred, regarding your July 2015 review of the Compass Barlow Pass tires: You mentioned the tires felt a bit squirmy at 50 psi. What rim width were you using? I have the narrower Stampede Pass on 19C rims and they feel fine at 65 psi. I’m considering the Barlow Pass on a new bike…
