Traveling in the summer to various conferences, mine and my wife’s, it provides me a great opportunity to ride my bike in different areas and various group… Read more “Trapped in a “Cycling Friendly” Area”
Tag: Bicycle
Bow Legged and Nasty with a Personal Touch: try getting that on the Internet!
When it comes to cycling, Internet shopping becomes a secondary playground. Some local bike shop owners have even told me that when it comes to particular items… Read more “Bow Legged and Nasty with a Personal Touch: try getting that on the Internet!”
In the Lab. The Washing Machine of Cycling Advice. And What Works.
When you ride a bicycle for an extended period of time (depending on your end goal), there is a desire to improve. How is the question. Whether… Read more “In the Lab. The Washing Machine of Cycling Advice. And What Works.”
Riding, Spinning, Training, or What?
We all get into a rut. Week after week, on the same days, we do the same kind of ride (almost without conscience thought) and feel pretty… Read more “Riding, Spinning, Training, or What?”
Need a Reason?
I really don’t need one. My cycling is like some people’s consumption of alcohol. I’ll cycle if the day of the week ends in Y. Cold? Sure.… Read more “Need a Reason?”
Le Chemin d’être Fatigué
Hooking up with riders of like skill (and better than you) is a great way to have accountability. There are days when you need to ride alone.… Read more “Le Chemin d’être Fatigué”
May the Fourth be with You
Bon Vélo!
Headwind
When it comes to speed on a bike, there are two main factors: power output and drag. One of these can dominate the other, and one of… Read more “Headwind”
Cycling in Middle Earth
Probably my favorite make-you-want-to-pedal-something video yet . . . both riders are fantastic at what they do! I particularly like the shot where blondie gets his bike… Read more “Cycling in Middle Earth”
Discussing Your Most Tender Point of Contact
Your butt and the saddle of your bike have a love/hate relationship, mostly hate. Many people try cycling for a few times and say that they can’t… Read more “Discussing Your Most Tender Point of Contact”
