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And the Fly 12 and Fly 6 Winners Are…
By John Marsh, Editor & Publisher I am happy to announce the winners of our latest Premium Member Giveaway. As often as I can, I gladly accept quality cycling products to give away in drawings to Premiums as a way to say a big Thank You! for being the primary financial support that keeps RBR…
What Should Follow a High-Mileage Week?
Question: I just returned from my first PAC Tour Training Camp, which I really enjoyed. How should I build on a high-mileage week like that? How should it affect my overall training plan? Prior to the camp, my weekly routine generally consisted of a 50-mile ride, a 20-mile ride, two high-intensity spin classes and an aerobic weight training…
Bikes & Gear | Helmets | Reviews | SafetyLimar Carbon Pro 104 Helmet
By Ed Pavelka HOT! lightweight conservative styling bug screen in front vents wide range of size adjustment NOT! poor internal airflow not really “the world’s lightest helmet” www.limar.com Price: $200 Source: bikeshops, websites Made in: China Sizes: M, L Weight: 245 grams, 8.75 oz. (size L tested) Features: meets U.S. CPSC and Australian AZ./NZS…
Can Heart Rate Monitor Data Help Detect Heart Problems?
Question: I read your article this week about the book The Haywire Heart. You say that the book’s authors suggest using a heart rate monitor to monitor for problems: “Another suggestion is to wear a heart rate monitor at all times while training. This can help detect problems we may not be aware of, and can…
Avoid These Common Century Ride Mistakes
By Coach John Hughes Bonk! Yes, Coach Hughes managed to bonk on Colorado’s Triple Bypass. I rode the Triple in my ultra-racing days. The Triple is 118 miles long over Mestaa’Ėhehe Mountain (formerly Squaw Pass) at 9,790 feet, Loveland Pass at 11,991 feet and Vail Pass at 10,662 feet. There was an aid station at…
Does Stationary Recumbent Riding Help Road Bike Riding?
Question: The gym in my office building has a stationary recumbent. Does using it provide the same benefits as riding outside on my road bike? — Jim N. Coach Fred Matheny Replies: Many riders who switch between a recumbent and an upright bike say there is a noticeable difference to their pedaling muscles. The respective riding…
