Guest Article – Recovery Rides
I would have to start training to even do a recovery ride. And I would have to own a cyclometer, HRM, and the unavoidable watt…
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May 2, 2014 • 75 comments
I would have to start training to even do a recovery ride. And I would have to own a cyclometer, HRM, and the unavoidable watt…
Apr 28, 2014 • 81 comments
Physics tells us that for every action, there is an equal and opposite reaction. The conservation law extend beyond the physical world and into mystical where the V…
Apr 14, 2014 • 120 comments
It’s no secret that I’m prone to riding in the big ring as much as possible, mostly on account of my not being a giant…
Mar 28, 2014 • 96 comments
I just got turned back from a ride. 5k from the house I realized my bits were getting too cold not only for comfort (in…
Mar 26, 2014 • 149 comments
Evolution doesn’t really seem to be part of the picture anymore, at least not where humans and our direct reports are concerned. We control an…
Mar 19, 2014 • 77 comments
“Are you havin’ a dig at me?” It’s a good old phrase that one. I hear it occasionally, usually in response to some jest, part…
Mar 5, 2014 • 167 comments
The proclamation is heard in the office, on social media, at the bar with friends; “It’s leg day.” When someone utters “it’s leg day” the…
Feb 12, 2014 • 189 comments
I’m a non-climber who enjoys climbing. I’d enjoy it more if I was good at it. And “enjoy” might be too strong a word, “tolerate”…
Jan 20, 2014 • 137 comments
I read recently that a number of Pros like to ride the turbo for an hour or so before having breakfast in the morning to jump…
Dec 6, 2013 • 61 comments
Hear ye, hear ye, get thee, and a mirror, to your indoor trainer. This is going to be a multi-part series on getting the rider…
Nov 27, 2013 • 96 comments
When you’re a kid, riding with your hands off the bars is something done for thrills, for style, and to impress chicks. As an older, wiser…
Nov 13, 2013 • 100 comments
Having asthma is kind of like winning the lottery, except it happens to more people and instead of money you win a chronic difficulty in…
Nov 8, 2013 • 48 comments
While the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, for us road cyclists it is usually not the fastest. @RobsMuir ponders this while riding…
Aug 21, 2013 • 163 comments
I suspect that whoever first put a set of downtube shifters on a bike immediately knew that while it was superior to having the shifter…
Aug 2, 2013 • 187 comments
A death is a painful thing to experience. Particularly, I imagine, for the one doing the dying. For those left behind, it takes time to…
Apr 10, 2013 • 94 comments
Was Paris-Roubaix the best of the Spring Classics in 2013? Milan-Sanremo was amazingly photogenic, Ronde van Vlaanderen was inevitable but Roubaix was just about perfect.…
Mar 18, 2013 • 87 comments
If I spent half a summer riding with one hand on the tops and one on the hoods, I spent the other half riding with…
Mar 13, 2013 • 129 comments
The Prophet was very clear on how best to ride an individual Time Trial; start as fast as possible and finish as fast as possible.…
Jan 29, 2013 • 117 comments
The severity of a crash exists on two planes, the physical and psychological. The physical is the most obvious and one we busy ourselves with in…
Jan 18, 2013 • 26 comments
In order to win one must first make it into the selection. The selection, as it were, can take many forms; a lone break away,…