Question: I have a bike permanently set up on my trainer. Unfortunately, I have never found a saddle that is comfortable for sessions over 45 minutes. I assume this is because I get into a training zone and stay seated for long periods. I realize that saddles are a highly personal thing, but are there…
By Paul Smith HOT! USB rechargeable Laser lines create a virtual bike lane Bright and very noticeable main rear light NOT! Bulkier than other lights Needs a very level set up to work well Quicker battery drain using both light and lasers Niterider http://www.niterider.com/ Cost: $49.99 MSRP How obtained: sample from company RBR Sponsor: no Tested: 6 months, 3,000+…
By Coach Fred Matheny A broken chain is unusual on the road. It happens more frequently during mountain biking on technical terrain because there’s more temptation to force shifts while stomping on the pedals. Still, road chains can break, most often due to poor shifting technique or improper assembly. Be especially careful when joining chains…
Question: I ride fine through the summer and spring, but when the weather drops to sub 50F, my knees complain. Doesn’t matter how much I layer up. Wool layers, nylon pant shell, knee warmers, 3/4 tights, etc., my knees just ache on long rides after about 20 miles and I don’t know what to do….
By Jim Langley After last week’s column covering the California Highway 1 rumble strips here in Santa Cruz, and our Question Of The Week asking about RS, some different viewpoints came in. Even though I – and every cycling group and organization I’m aware of – oppose rumble strips (because they cause bike…
