By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Just a couple of notes and housekeeping as we head toward the holiday season this year. First off, Thanksgiving in the U.S. is two Thursdays from today, on the 26th. As always, we will not be publishing an issue that week. I’ll be making my annual pilgrimage…
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Brake levers that double as shift levers were a huge advance in shifting when they first appeared. Finally, we didn’t have to move our hands down to shift from levers located on the ends of the handlebars, or off the bars to shift levers mounted on the frame. This made it much easier to always…
Coach Mark Edwards (Jim Langley’s coach) sent us this week’s QT, which is a response to last week’s Ask the Coach in which Coach Fred Matheny offered tips on choosing a good saddle for indoor training. Here’s what Coach Mark wrote: Great and timely topic as those of us in the Northern hemisphere head into…
By Jim Langley On the bucket lists of many roadies I know (including mine) is an extended vacation in France to trace the wheel tracks of the legends of the Tour de France. Or, for those more touring-oriented, discovering secret climbs to follow a ribbon of switchbacks to the sky. Three books arrived…
