By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher A couple issues ago, I noted that traditionally in January, we would be asking readers to share their cycling goals for the year. But I wanted to do something a bit different this time around. So I asked you instead to send us a rundown of how you did re:…
By Jim Langley Our last Tech Talk of 2015 provided 5 tips for Winterizing Your Ride, which, unless you live in the southern hemisphere should come in pretty handy about now. Even here in recently drought-plagued Northern California, we’re getting a lot of rain and cold already in 2016. In the introduction to…
By Coach John Hughes Brent Bookwalter, who raced for BMC, advises that if you have a choice between an extra 20 minutes of riding or spending that time recovering, choose recovery. Think of the holidays as time for quality recovery, a time to gain freshness. Freshness means that you are fully recovered from all of…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Next Newsletter January 7 Both Christmas Eve and New Year’s Eve fall on the next two Thursdays, our long-time publishing day. I’m sure the same is true for you, but those days for me are days to spend with family and friends, and days on which I…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Happy New Year! Creating Your Personal Riding Plan for 2016 I hope you and your families all had a terrific, restful, happy holiday season. And all of us at RBR wish you a very Happy and Safe 2016! We’re getting things kicked off this year with a…
