Editor’s Note: RBR is always looking for contributors to share their road cycling knowledge with fellow roadies – whether you’re a coach interested in writing Newsletter pieces, eArticles or eBooks, or an everyday recreational rider who feels the urge to review products or, as in the case of our newest contributor, Sheri Rosenbaum, a long-time…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Your Feedback on Recent Questions of the Week One of the hardest parts about putting together this Newsletter each week is coming up with a new, fresh Question of the Week that ties into at least one of that week’s articles or themes. (Which is why I…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Today’s RBR Newsletter is Issue No. 700! For 15 years now, we’ve been bringing our readers a weekly dose of How-To Road Cycling Info. There have been a few constants over these past 15 years: The Newsletter remains a monumental undertaking. Gathering, writing, editing, working with authors and reviewers to…
By Jim Langley One of the most common things to go out of adjustment on many modern road bicycles is the headset, which is the component that connects the fork to the frame so that you can turn to steer and balance your bike. On most bikes today we have headsets known as “threadless” because…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Mechanical Cheating Now Indisputable in the Pro Ranks So it’s come to this: Mechanical cheating is no longer relegated to rumor and open questions about how Rider X rode away from Rider Y in Race Z. When a motor was found in the bottom bracket area of U-23 Belgian…
