By Jim Langley In this installment of our ongoing series on upgrading components, I provide tips and trips related to the job of installing a new bottom bracket and crankset. I started this 2-part BB and Crank piece last week. I like to think of the crankset and the bottom bracket, as the…
By Jim Langley In this installment of our ongoing series on upgrading components, I provide tips, tricks and even one big consideration related to the job of installing a new bottom bracket and crankset. Because this is a lot of information to digest at once, I’m breaking it into 2 articles, the second…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Following the pros in the Giro d’Italia, Tour of California and the other pro races across the season, it’s obvious that they are light years better than us recreational roadies. But why? For starters, the pros are almost all in their 20s and 30s, in their physical primes….
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher As I continue to recover from my crash and surgery, it makes me feel somewhat better about the situation if I can pull from my own experiences to share some insights that might be of use to readers who may suffer a similar injury, or at some…
By Coach John Hughes John Marsh fractured his left collarbone on April 16, had surgery on April 27 and was back on the trainer May 6. He’ll be stuck on the trainer until June 4 when he leaves on his family’s vacation – family always comes first! When he gets home on June…
