By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher As we do each year, we’ll be covering the massive Interbike trade show to see what’s new, exciting and potentially game-changing in the world of road bikes, cycling gear and apparel. A couple of noteworthy things we’ll be paying close attention to this year include: SRAM’s new…
Editor’s Note: Last week, in a column titled Why Not Lights? I laid out my rationale for, and experience with, using full-time flashers for daylight riding over the past three years. The piece got quite a bit of feedback, which I think is worth sharing today. I responded to one Comment just to clarify a…
By Jim Langley This week I cover an issue that almost any roadie can run into if they log enough miles: rim wear. There’s an “almost” in that sentence because disc-brake equipped roadsters have hit the shops in force, and you might already be enjoying their advantages. One of the best being zero rim wear…
By Coach John Hughes In 2010 Sir Dave Brailsford was appointed the new General Manager and Performance Director of Team Sky. He was charged with developing the team so that a British rider could win the Tour de France in five years. Bradley Wiggins won the Tour just three years later! Brailsford believes…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Earlier this year we discussed some of the new, so-called “mechanical doping” regulations instituted by the UCI – and the increasing monitoring of bikes at races around the world for the hidden motors that can assist riders at key moments of a race. Well, former Giro d’Italia and Tour…
