By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher It was one of those happy coincidences: Over Labor Day weekend, in a nearby town, I saw a roadside sign that grabbed by attention. A couple days later, an RBR reader sent me an article reporting on how similar signs are becoming more prevalent in the U.S. The…
By Jim Langley Interbike is one of the two most important international trade bicycle shows every year. The two-wheel extravaganza returns to the Mandalay Bay Convention Center in Las Vegas September 21-23. Organizers are projecting 1,400 exhibiting brands for 2016. Plus, this year, there’s even a day for consumers, dubbed Customer Appreciation Day…
Question: I’m 43 and ride about 70 miles per week. I recently changed seatposts and moved my saddle rearward. Now my back gets sore, especially when climbing hills. What should I do? — Pat C. Coach Fred Matheny Replies: Having the seat too far back is a leading cause of low-back pain.
By John Marsh Today’s QT springs forth from an email I received last week from RBR product reviewer Paul Smith, who, like me, lives in the “heat and humidity belt” of the South (me in Georgia, he next door in North Carolina). Paul wrote to complain about what a sweaty and stinky mess his riding…
By Jim Langley A couple of weeks back, we provided carbon bicycle-care tips, and the issue of cleaning and polishing matte/satin carbon finishes came up. We received a helping hand on the subject from Daniel Rowe at Finish Line USA, which also owns White Lightning bicycle care products. See both of their line-ups…
