Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Last week we answered reader “Fixieguy’s” question on how rear derailleur limit screws work. Afterward another RBRer named “Bryan” asked if I could next explain how rear derailleur B Tension screws work. Since that’s another important rear derailleur adjustment to understand, we’ll cover that today.
By Brandon Bilyeu Hot! Not! Cost: $325 How obtained: review sample from company Available: online, retail Colors: Cayenne (red), Goldenrod (yellow) Website: Spring Classic Jacket RBR Sponsor: no Tested: 30+ hours Sizing: XS-XL
By Kevin Kolodziejski I don’t think I’ll merit serious consideration for the lead role if they ever remake “Lady Sings the Blues.” Catch me on a bad day, however, and you might think otherwise. But it’s not because my acting and singing reminds you of Diana Ross portraying Billie Holiday circa 1972. It’s because on…
By Sheri Rosenbaum ABUS introduced two helmets with features uniquely designed to offer commuters safety and comfort. Both models have rechargeable rear lights, flip/flop visors, and loads of urban style. There’s even an adjustment to accommodate a rider’s ponytail.
QUESTION: I usually do my solo training on flat terrain but have begun riding with a group on a hilly route. I want to train more frequently on hills so I can keep up — and maybe even put the hurt on these guys! What’s the correct balance of flat and hilly training? — Jason…
