by Fred Matheny The next time you take a corner at speed, think about where you’re looking. Many bicycle riders stare directly in front of their wheel, looking for debris, cracks or potholes. As a result, they take a poor line or they don’t notice even more dangerous obstacles farther ahead.
by Stan Purdum Most of the time, there are good reasons to avoid cycling on sidewalks, but don’t rule it out altogether — there are a few situations when it’s the best choice. Here’s an overview of the laws, rules and regulations about riding bikes on the sidewalk, and some of the best practices if…
There’s nothing that ruins a winter ride in low temperatures faster than cold feet. Booties, warm socks and shoe covers can all help. But if you plan to ride all winter, your best bet is to invest in a pair of winter cycling boots or shoes. Winter specific shoes are generally much, much warmer and…
by Sheri Rosenbaum Hot Roomier fit enables layering for colder weather Takes you through several seasons (late Fall, Winter and early Spring) Drytex® Thermal fabric for stretch, warmth and moisture management Reasonably priced Reflective elements throughout keep you visible
by Sheri Rosenbaum garmin.com Price: $69.99 MSRP Availability: Online or Retail How Obtained: Company sample RBR Advertiser: No Strap Length: Adjustable from 25″ to 52″ (63.5 cm to 132 cm) Water Resistance: 1 ATM Battery: User-replaceable size CR2032 (3 volts) Battery Life: Up to 3.5 years (based on average use of 1 hour per day)…
