By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher My article “Bicycles May Use Full Lane”; It’s About Time! in our last issue ellicited a lot of comments and feedback expressing a variety of opinion on the safety of riding single-file, two-abreast, taking the entire lane, etc. (You can read all the comments at the bottom of that…
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 John Marsh, Editor & Publisher These I believe to be true: Roadies hate – hate! – seeing a driver with their mobile phone glued to their ear or, even worse, holding it in front of them as they text while driving. Roadies love – love! – our bike computers, GPS and other electronic devices….
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher The older you get, the more ridiculous it feels when you’re out to dinner, order a drink, and are asked to show your ID. Yes, it may have stroked your ego back when you were in your 30s. But now it’s more annoyance than anything else. Yet, you always…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher HOT! Easy-to-dial-in fit leads to superior comfort Great ventilation and air flow, with optional aero shell for improved aerodynamics and weather protection Minimalist approach to padding and light weight add to overall desirability The Pro design provides more temple coverage for added protection MIPS technology built in Compatible with…
