By Sheri Rosenbaum Living in the Midwest means enduring long, cold, and gloomy winters. February is the ideal time to escape and seek warmer destinations. Tucson has consistently been my top choice, having visited three times in the past six winters, traveling with friends, and planning our rides and hikes. This winter, I was hoping…
By Rick Schultz and Sue Rowland Stan Purdum wrote a great introduction on this topic but there is still more to be said about this topic as we dive deeper. I would like to share some inside information on this topic that I gained from serving as a bicycle tester for Cervelo, a component tester…
Jim’s Tech Talk By Jim Langley Had I seen this new product from Silca before I penned last week’s column on the Effetto Mariposa chain cleaner, I would have mentioned it in that story. But it’s so interesting – potentially game-changing actually, that I wanted to keep the chain chatter going for another week and…
By Kevin Kolodziejski But There’s a Remedy That Also Benefits Your Brain You just need to love cycling — not ride 10,000 miles a year — to fear what these two, once quite-accomplished and now long-in-the-tooth, absolute mileage junkies, whom I consider buddies, fear. That lifting weights means riding less. They’re right, you know. But they’re both…
Last week’s CO2 cartridge tips generated a lot of interest and comments, and Coach Rick Schultz has followed up with these additional tips for how to use them effectively. Threaded or non-threaded inflators. Doing a quick google search for CO2 cartridges, the industry appears to have moved to threaded inflators. Basically, these work as follows. Note:…
