We received a detailed email over the weekend from reader Drew Clark of Erie, Colorado. Drew’s own experiences with “speed wobble” led him to research it in depth, and he shared his finding with us, in easy-to-understand terms. Here’s what Drew, a retired math and physics teacher, wrote: I have experienced speed wobble many times…
By Jim Langley Here are four reasons why it’s good to be able to fix flat tires fast on your road bike: 1) so you don’t cool off too much and have to warm up again; 2) so your riding buddies don’t have to wait too long for you; 3) so you don’t freeze or…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Seldom does a Tour de France deliver so much drama in the opening week. This year’s edition seems to have had a little bit of everything packed into the first four stages alone. And it surely will only get better as the race heads toward the Pyrenees….
Coach John Hughes, the author of Distance Cycling and a renowned distance record-holder himself, specializes in coaching endurance cyclists for events ranging from 100K to 1200K and longer. From his own experience riding such events over the last 40 years he has learned that he does better if he has a personal strategy for riding…
In case your own statute of limitations on viewing or reading anything about Lance Armstrong has expired, you’re in luck. A “based on a true story” look into the systematic “Program” of doping, cheating, lying, bullying and so forth is set for a September release (in Europe) as a motion picture. No U.S. release has…
