By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher Magnificent desolation. That’s my best two-word description of Wyoming. I had never been to the Cowboy State before, and I knew it would be beautiful, but I was not prepared for the ways it would present its stunning landscape. From pancake-flat plains to semi-arid slow-rolling hills to red rock…
By John Marsh Last week, one of our regular contributors wrote us with a question about paceline rules. Specifically, he asked if there are any hard-and-fast rules about rotating based on wind direction. Like most (but not all) of us, he’s a very experienced rider. But the fact is, we can all use a reminder…
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By Jim Langley Pro mechanic Steve Gravenites of Gravy Pro Wheels has a funny saying. It goes something like this, “Bicycle drivetrains are like bathrooms – keep them clean and cleaning is easy; let them go, and the job becomes miserable.” Gravy’s tip is the key to keeping your chain from ever becoming a grimy mess. All…
By Jim Langley A guy with a Sparrow frame came to me at my shop in Vermont around 1978. His exquisite steel hand-made American frameset was so nice I couldn’t believe it needed any work. But when he told me the seatpost had become part of the frame and no one could get it to…
