By Jim Langley Last week, I shared a warning about the dangers of incorrect torque wrench use from Park Tools’ John Krawczyk and Calvin Jones. If you work on your bike and use torque wrenches, you don’t want to miss it, so click here to read that first. Now that we know how to…
Sorry for the delay in getting today’s PDF version posted. We had a technical issue that had to be overcome. The PDF is now posted for our Premium Members who prefer that version. Just click this link to to access the PDF issue: https://www.roadbikerider.com/images/newsletter_pdfs/RBR-Newsletter-6-29-17.pdf Again, our apologies for the delay. Have a terrific Independence Day weekend! —John…
By Sheri Rosenbaum & Mitch Rosset HOT! Light weight and stiff carbon sole for good power transfer Single-dial proprietary closure system for snug, yet comfortable fit Includes two footbeds to customize the fit (Pro Regular Fit & Pro Slim Fit) Above average toebox size Stylish, minimalist design with reflective elements NW Speedplay adapter-compatible NOT!…
By Coach Rick Schultz Now that spring is here and the sun it starting to shine again, it’s time to think about sun protection. When in the sun, you want to protect yourself against the harmful ultraviolet (UV) rays that can cause skin and related damage across a range up to and including cancer. Cyclists…
By Jim Langley With the mainstreaming of carbon frames and components – and at so many price points – you probably already know that the best way to safely tighten modern carbon parts is by owning and using a torque wrench. Torque wrenches allow you to tighten metal parts properly, too. But did you know that…
