Ride of the Moment – Winter Short but Hilly
Climbing hills during the winter is great for staying in shape, but also for staying warm.
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Baby it’s Cold Outside – What to Wear to Properly Brave the Elements
Before you put your bike in the back of the garage or relegate it to stationary status, consider adding a few pieces of gear to your cycling wardrobe that might allow you to keep yourself riding outside all the way through until the spring.
Ride of the Moment – Scenic Base Miles
It’s time to put in some miles and enjoy the scenery and fresh air before it gets too cold.
Beef Jerky, the New Energy Food for Endurance Athletes?
A lot of endurance athletes over the years complain about the lack of savory options, could beef jerky be the savory option some people have been hoping for?
A Couple of Cyclists: The Compromises and Benefits of Being in a Cycling Relationship
Being in a relationship with another cyclist, for the most part, is a wonderful thing. You can train together, motivate each other, you can complain about tired legs and low power numbers together.
Will Ride for Donuts – The Changing of the Seasons at the Cider Mill
It’s that time of year again when cyclists from all over the area brave the tough climbs that lead them to the fresh and delicious donuts at the Hacklebarney Cider Mill.
Investing in a Decent Helmet for Better Comfort and Protection
When riding a bike, a helmet is something that must be worn. Whether you are eight or eighty years old, a helmet will make the difference between you walking away after an accident or you winding up in the hospital.
Wrapping up Another Racing Season at the State Time Trial
The state championship time trial this past Saturday was my last race of the season. After a season filled with ups and downs I was putting a lot of pressure on myself to do well at this last race.
A Pain in the Butt! The Struggle with Saddles
Finding the correct bike saddle for your body and fit can be one of the toughest things for a cyclist. There is no quick and easy answer as to what saddle is best, so what measures can you take to find the one that works best for you?
Working on Your Weaknesses
We quickly picked up speed and I quickly moved my hands to squeeze my brakes and slow myself down. It was 2009 and I was definitely still a novice cyclist, deathly afraid of going downhill swiftly.