Satisfy Your Need for Speed and Comfort with Insight from John Cobb By Kevin Kolodziejski You and I, my friend, are like Goose and Maverick in “Top Gun.” We feel the need. The need for speed. (I’ll take one for the team and be Goose since he whacks his head and dies when they eject because of jet wash.) But while you satisfy your need, here’s what … [Read more...] about Interview with John Cobb, Cycling Wind Tunnel Innovator
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Machines for Freedom Women’s Trail Jersey Review
By Sheri Rosenbaum Hot Super luxurious soft fabric for almost not even there feelExcellent breathability and moisture managementUPF 50+ protects your skin from harmful UV rays¾ sleeves provide ample coverage during shoulder seasons3 rear pockets for plenty of storageEco-friendly 100% plant-based Micromodal fabric Not Personally prefer front zipper over snaps … [Read more...] about Machines for Freedom Women’s Trail Jersey Review
Why Doesn’t Garmin Support My Local Shop?
By Martin Sigrist My Tacx Neo finally gave up the ghost yesterday. To be fair it’s been a long time coming. It is one of the originals -- I’ve forgotten how long ago I got it. I tried a few repairs and they sort of worked but not that well and yesterday it just didn’t want to turn. I’ve checked Youtube and there may be ways to fix it so I’ll order the parts and give it a go. … [Read more...] about Why Doesn’t Garmin Support My Local Shop?
Q&A: Star Nuts and Full Carbon Forks? NO!
Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley The interesting tech questions keep arriving, thank you! We aim to answer as many as possible, especially when they have to do with safety. And, Stephen Turk’s does! Stephen asks about his Cannondale Six13 “I have a 2005 Cannondale Six13 that has a lot of good miles on it. The instructions for its Slice full carbon fork specify a star … [Read more...] about Q&A: Star Nuts and Full Carbon Forks? NO!
Quick Tip: Add a Cheap, Wired Speedometer
By Greg Conderacci Recently, RBR launched this new series to enlighten our ultra-cool readers about the benefits of dorkiness. In Part I, we explored screening your helmet; in Part II, we messed with your handlebars; in Part III, we reflectorized your machine; in Part IV, we prepped you for flats; in Part V, we praised electrical tape; and in Part VI, we recommended … [Read more...] about Quick Tip: Add a Cheap, Wired Speedometer